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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-19
A Uoar1xrr1 Doox.

Leake's Spokane Pocket Guide will
be a complete pocket directory of
Spokane and will prove a valuable
book not only for the public but for
citixens of. Spokane. The book will
be issued and corrected. monthly and
have a three-colored, up-to-date map
of the city and key to same. II, in-
terested.. call up Main 79o. The con-
tents are As follows:. Ambulance,
banks. barometer, baseball schedules,
htccks and buildings. board Of health.
business directory. calendar 1sea-A.
oarriass rates. Cemeteries. chamber
sf commerce. ehurches clubs, con-
subs. counties, courts, custom house.
dsntists. distances from Spokane.
ssaplayment (public). express of
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facts t1pokapsG flrs alarMs, game
laws 6naAs Tickets. halls, holidays.
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onnuAuoE no. Al4ss.

An ordinance vacating part OF the
ls-foot street shown upon the plat
g. H. -Morgsn's addition to spoka ne
Falls, now Spokane. washington.
whereas, petition has been filed
with the city council. signed BY al
the owners Of private property abut.
ting Upon y ssid street, pyayins Ter ~, tn
street Shown upon the plat OF the
b-diylsi0n Of lot IL. Of @. -. Nor.
gan's addition to Spokane Falls. now
Spoknne. Washington; and,
Whereas, the hearing Of SAID peti-
1905. It the. shoarr ct 8 e,cicoS Q. m.
In the council ohamDers OF the city
Ana more than 70 days notice Of
laSd hearing 'been given BY the city
etsrA in the nannsr prsscribsd y
and no one appsarinG IT sAiA hearing
TO object to such vacation, and the
same having been duly ordered by
the city council: therefors.
The city OF SPOKANE does ordain a.
Section 1. That the following des-
cribsd part Of the 3S-f0ot street
ian II i ios H. ne 81 e. Ne nsrs.ns s ad-
dition to Spokane Falls. now Spokane.
Warrington, to-wit: BeGinninG at the
cub division. running thence due west
IS feet: running thence north 1880
feet; running aience east Is fest; run
ming thence south to place OF begin
ming be, and the same Is hereby va
Gated.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take
effect and be In force ten days after
its passage.
Passed the city council August II.
1908, FRED e. BALDWIN.
3A< President OF the City Council.
Attest: G. A. FLEMING. City Clerk.
Approved August Is. 1903.
L. BOYD Mayor
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contract for the keeping and main
tenance Of said pavement In hrst class
condition and repair, and as herein
stated. for the aforesaid period OF
ten years. after the completion and
Acceptance Of said Improvement and
toTthe compiete satisfaction OF the
beard OF public works. The person
$r corporation who shall 50 contract
to maintain and guarantee said pave
meat shall entsr into a bond to the
fitt Of Spokane In the sum OF three
thousand dollars. conditioned to per-
form said guarantee and maintenance
contract according to its terms. The
cost Of maintaining and guaranteeing
said pavement shall be paid by the
city of Spokane. in ten equal annual
installments. one instaliment to be
due at the end Of each year of the
maintenance period. by issuing OF
warrants drawn on the street fund
All bonds required by this ordinance.
or by any OF the contracts hereln-
der shall be executed by q surety. or
guaranty company, as surety
Sec. 3. Whereas. an emergency ak
lets. therefore this ordinance shall
take effect and be In force from and
after its passage. -
Passed the. city council August II,
1903. FRED e. BALDWIN.
President of the City Council.
Attest: C. A. FLEMING. City Clerk
Approved August IA 1903.
l.. r. BOYD, Mayor.
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fPstrick Henry wipston. systefan
editor:: statesman. pofiticsan, orator.
lgwyer, bon vivant. philosopher. HUI
morist and Wit, y again, to appear in
D., joaarnaiistic role. and on. Saturday
next wal Issue ths first nunsi,eE of
wtaston's Weekly an etght-p$ee.
lligh-ciass weekly paper Of criticism
end comment.
s,Colonel Winston will discuss every
thing concerning human life from the
cradle to the grave in the peculiarly
happy manner @for which he Is ia
nous. for there are not Ave, men n
the northwest that have equal COM
.taand Of the English language.
Those who have seen the proofs
aay that the first issue Of Winston's
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In the superior court for Spokane
county. state Of, Washington In the
matter Of the estate Of Isaac Lund-
berg. deceased No. S1sI. Notice to
creditofs.
Notice IL hereby given that ali per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are required to present them TO
me for allowance at the oqice of Dan
son & Huneke. soa Hyde building.
Spokane, Spokane county. Washing
ton. within twelve months after the
date of the first publication OF this
notice. or they will be forever barred.
Date OF the first publication Of this
notice. July. 30. 1909
? sIGNHTr4D r. LrNDBERG.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Isaac
Lundberg. Deceased. o..
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ParaIyuc Travis w
Strangely Dlsappears

w. G. TRAVIS. for years aactioneer
at the city stock sales. reported 70
che police this morning that hts
brother J. w. Travis a paralytic.
disappeared from the Merchants no
tel, Riverside avenue and Madison
street. last night and fears are an
tertained that he may have ended his
life. ia IT
Mr.. Travis Is 81 years OF age. b,fest
8 Inches tafr- Tie Is dark compiexion~
ed. has q black moustaehe and wore
suit OF dark Clothes He has a
scar in the, center OF the forehead.
For years ~ has bees q resident Of
Spokane and Is well known through
out the city.st7 Ia .,syA&.sq
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-. :.
nance buried In the head or q new
cabbage.
What you doing. Mixer came
from the officer.
'Feedin' me face on'me mornin' RAJ
past" said the nonchalent Mike from
behind the cabbage.
Come out of that" demanded the
officer.
"6pake gintly. ossifer, to err poor
cripple" said the sympathetic Mike.
Come with me to the station"
persisted the ofhcer
Faith. but this is crool town."
walled Mike.
With tears in his eyes and his
mouth full of cabbage, the -unfortu-
nate Mike was locked up, and told
Justice Hinkle this afternoon what
he remembered of the transaction.
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Watch Picked In ser
brssasy Trust Saloon

Walter bernard who says he can
b found I'm almost any Of the sa-
looms. has reported TO the police that
hs was touched for his watch In the
Commercial ssaloons ON sprague ave-
nue. between .Moproe and Lincoln
streets. Night before last. yii3a.,
! This IL the brewery crust saloon
whose license has been Recommended
tor cancellation by Chief OF Police
Woydt on sths grounds that ~ u a.
tHoroushly tough and disreputabie re-
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Battle WIN Negroes
Over q White Girl.

FORT SMITH. Ark, Aug, d.
Eight negroes have Fortified Bruce's
islaM. 10 miles west of here. and ard
surrounded by a posse. Trouble arose
out Of the Kidnapping Of a 12-yesr-
old white girl. and her subsequent
rescue by the whites. one Of whom
was shot to death by the negroes,
Posses of citiSens, have left for the
scene OF the trouble and n battle Is
imminent. as the men are we'll armed.
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WITH. FEARFUL EYES
ATE STOLEN CARRIAGES

4
Nike sweeny. 'peg-leg" man who
blew in on the winds from Montana
some time ago. was gathered to his
Fathers. the policemen, this morning.
Mike came down Stevens street. his
cich Hibernian brogue surcharged
With burnt district" scrap iron ~his-.
~ and tarried long enough in front
n .the famous Mug pleasure resort
10 land on the hind end of q China
mans vegetables wagon. He filled
both arms with radishes, cabbage and
pp1ons. ssw Officer Tom Herndon in
The distance and peglegged away with
the best possible speed Into the hos
bitality Of the Mug. A minute later
he was seen emerging from the back
h@or Of the Mug, his pleasing counte-
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Weekly lisa sizsler and IL will un-
asaastedly ~ eagerly sought for.
i, Speaking Of his venture today. Col-l
orel Winston said: II am Greatly
by the interest manifested
N the enterprise by the public Ad-
lverttsers are extending . liberal
patronage and the subscription list
II climbing up rapidly. The paper
will be absolutely independent and.
VIII be for sale on the streets and at
AZ the. news stands and book stores.
oSs business once is in the wolver-.
ton block, roam 15. This Ii not my
hrst effort at journalism in this city.
At one time was part owner and
the editor Of the Review. now the
Spokesman Review" p
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swiplssla d Blcyc,ls.

/, Harry R,ttsShouse, . llS-ysarS oidl
boy. vas pse,adI arp on Riverside ave-
nueis this morning by ofsicer Jeisett
on suspictshr OF having stcfenl white;
aver; bicycle IN his POSSESSION. The
boy admitted that he took the wheel,
which was the property Of Roy Cur
rey OF ESs Front avenue, from in
front of Riverside avenue restau-'
rant The Had gave no excuse for the
larceny. Young rRittenhouse says he
Is from Loop Lake and that he stop-
ped OFF In Spokane while en- route 70
the home OF relatives In Colfax. !
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new. MATER MAN! FOR
FIRST MARp' DISTRICT

sFollowing the Lincoln scAssl -
~ city council last night 81
- lay a 12-inch supply pipe &lsts
" with the big main at First avenue
~ Perry street, thence on Perry u
Mird avenues. to Arthur street, y
FIFTH avenue. II u
pr. H. w. Allen ~ rot eSnNsu1
Wi city health oUeee tepeaaS1 81
gehoGratsc s1aanesle ~ xtAef sA9alee
sp(aittse ~ ~ vsen1 fsr NJ seaAs
dpatssa. Tel scpArgaaf - GA
VI in1aAn1tSlis IA lis f'f1IsS !.
IFatAsr aYss a. Id .uoA, kal vi
lSte flied . ressalA M - 6shical
Tim of an extenea T.. nsos A~1s
frSm Superior STREE ~ slelsi
Ieftion line; and ~ aAo ~ 49, ~
bG4llon avenue betwssp ~ -
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4sstN theN4rst subdivision Of block A.
T&lyG po1bo addition. The Catholic
lsi the abutting property..
Aresdluticn was offered and pass
I'd ~ Mr.. Hand that people installing
New isswn kyal6sts slfter ,luly ~ Of
1sxeh yexr -bst charged Uniy hasf {
years lawn rent. In the past they
'SahAsbssA ssharged for . full year.
~ ~ ee1lnnnes sHas introduced BY
~ Epslk 70, re6hieit chickens from
se4nnapsI - iliqssS - fixing = fine Of
- AA1se npawifttea
AsaiuA n1sa p communicate
- ptaeang~Ae HDexes4ass- city right
- %ANsrNr p aSYyess ovsr shis prtssrtyI
$500 9patfit &ifd ID sewsts district
ape4s61iik ASatnsN ~. bet
I 4 J. sfpr .ths im1
%VYoND0WH ~ Y 4tsx ~ u .sS u
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TOO MUCK ,soxrx,

Some months ago we said that we
wished to loan ON Improved Spokane
property tfee.sco. We have succeed
"a. but have atsother tiso. ess for the
same purpose. We make Immediate
loans ON improved real estate or fdf
building purposes: any amount: low
est rate; repayment, TO suit borrow
ers. We approve loan from plsns ana
advance money ~ building prosresses
when desired. Option OF repayment
after one year No interest charged
epr holding loan approved until you
aesire the money. Mechanics Loai
= Trust company. NV. n. winfres,
manager. sos Rookery building.
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season. %" Shss SSa cam IN e ss s sosa
20 lose time. a sure and quick cure
for diarrhoea Is very desirable. Any
enc who has given II trial will
aell you that the quickest. surest and
most pleasant remedy In use fof this
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. ,rher,
Is no loss OF time when Il ~ used.
as one or two doses OF Il will. curr
any ordinary attack II never falls.
not even In the most severe and dan
gerous cases. For sale by all drug
gists. -, -
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NoTI0E TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the as
scssment roll, for the Improvement
by the side wa.kins OF Mali street
from the center line of Fifth avenue
to the center line Of Sixth avenue
L. now on file In the city clerks Of
nee, Said roll was flied OF, the nth
day OF August. 1898, aud 10 now open
for public inspection. q
The city council will meet on the
18th day OF September. 1908, at the
hour of 1880 y. IN. Of said day, at
which said meeting the city council
will hear and consider appeals from
and objections to said assessment roll
by parties agGrieved by said Assess
ment. G. A. FLEMING. City Clerk.
Spokane. Wash. August IS. 1909.
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N Charles @. Miller has .filcd a clalN,
against the city for $4,000 for ini
ynrIes sustained by a rotten sidewalks
n The ease against Patrick ]. Saru-
ncid for committing nsfisance has
been dismissed in the superior court
on notion Of the Nprosecuting Attor-
ney who Is Of opinion that a con
Walton could not DO secured.
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oRDrNAMur no. A,Asa

An ordinance vacating Short avenue
TO the extent of 12M feet on the
north and south sides thereof be-
tween Division street and Spokane
street.
Whereas. a petition was duly pre-
scented to the city council asking for
the vacation of Short avenue TO the
extern Of l2is feet on the north ana
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Sec. 2. All ordinances OF parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force ten days after
its passage.
Passed the city council August IL.
1903. PRED K. BALDWIN,
President Of the City Council.
Attest: c. A. FLEMING. City Clerk.
Approved August rs. 1903.
tiaI l.. r. BOYD. Mayor.
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Id SOLD

Of our modern cottages since May 1.
We have seven left to select from. s.
8. 7 and room. new. up-to-date
houses Terms from $3.50 to 800
cash, balance monthly See owners
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a01DEIAM0H
70 the
mMonroe street TO the stree
LEE elevations above the datum " go = ~ S
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DAsemenf ee1u Hiv0fSoO
Il Tel Main Be2
o17oo--Nsariy new modsen o4Rouu
housei lot on Pine street sseR yooSG
avenue; $3.50 cash and e17So uoot1s
~. This property II . big barga1u
$50 Choice lot. Fifth avenue -
cowiey sdditlonS Sss caeh and ~
per m6nth.
eaeoo-Nsw. stylish. modsfu -
room house; large lot; sinto aveuues
One Of the best finished housss -
north side. A bargain. Call ana ~
for yourself. Will make terms
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COM oNE, oolrx Ax.x and IL

COME oNE, COME Axx, and see
the largest assortment aud SWEETEST
patterns of fall and winter woolen
Tor suitings. trousers and overcoat-
ings In the city at the lowest prices
for $3.50 and up. Join our suit clubs.
800 a week. Do not FORGET the
place, Hoyt Bros Taiioring company.
O703 Monroe street.
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xex1rs xd xoxs1xns NJ Ausys-
D, EAsAv14u1 aGIA1l1 AoMuA
Notice ,fs hefeby given that there
his been collected and paid into Au-
SQstA avenue grade fund Diatr3ct NO.
4, special asoeosmen1o In said dis
trtct suifscisut to 1axsspeciai Improve
snent.: bonds AaEussa avenae grade.
District No. 1. Nos. and ;. with IN
September. 1908. and said bonds, with
interest. will be paid by the under
signed. city treasurer, upon their pre-
sanitation to ham at his onice In the
eitNshsll. In the city of Spokane. ep0l
kane county. WASH; and interest ON
all bonds herein DESCRIBED will cease
on said 1ast-named date 4e.' ~sF7
M. II. EGdhFSTON,
go. City Treasurer.
Dated Spokane. WASH. August II,
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Dated Spokane, WASH. August IL
DOB y 80
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III the funo troih Wnlch the same
are payable as herein provided. at
the time Of the Issuance Of the same.
The difference between the total
amount of special assessments, levied
as herein provided. and the actual
cost ana expense OF said improve
Spokane. as provided In ordnance No.
A108S, above referred to.
Sec. Z. Said improvement shall be
made under the. supervision OF the
board OF public works. which Is here
making the same and to enter Into
such, contract or contracts as may
be necessary to have said tmprov(-
ment completed az soon as may be
S Thn snn,ra with the proper procedure;
shall provide that the same shall be
completed In all thingp In accordance
with the plans and specifications FOR
said said Imp imSp,foysment.c herein referred to.
tractor making the same shall accent
the honda herein provided Tor at par
ANA accrued interest In payment o.
the contract price for sueh work. to
the extent OF such bond issue. II the
ance. q amy. OF such CONTRACT prine
shall be paid IN such manner as shall
be hereafter designatsd by the CITY
council. No, coutrAct. herein proyidea
tor shall 80 into effect In SO far
a.
ing upon H. until the asseasmerts
herein provided for snail be COZ.
nrmeu and. in the event the assens-
ments and assessment roll herein pre-
yided for shall not be confirmed. then
sur conssacs shan be OF no further
See. : When the board OF public
works shall receive. bids for max
ing said improvements II shall also
receive bids for keeping and main
taininr said pavement In nrst class
condition and repair. and according
10 the. terms. conditions and REQUIRE
ments OF the guaranty and mainte-
nance part OF the plans and specifi-
cations above referred 10, and the
person or corporation who shall con.
tract with the city 10 guarantee ant,
maintain said pavement as azores Ii
shall keep and maintain the same II,
every respect In accordance with the
aforesaid guaranty and maintenance
requirements for the period OF ter
years next succeeding the completion
and acceptance OF said Improvement
The board Of public works shall upor
| receiving a satisfactory bid thercfo,
! from responsible party. enter ints
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-18
FOUNDERED AT SEA
STEAMER MEXICANo WENT
 DOWN IN GALE.
Captain Says He Thought All Were Saved, But Several Men Were Left on Board the
 Vessel.

New York, Sept. 17.-The steamer Vidar. Captain Sorrenson, arrived tonight from Caibarien, having on board six of the crew of the British steamer Mexicano, which foundered during a gale off the South Carolina coast September Is.
 Captain Sorrenson said that one man was found unconscious on a broken hatch way, and thinking there were no more as he could see no wreckage, he started on, He had proceeded about mile when he saw five more men clinging to pieces cf wreckage. He said that there was an- other steamer some distance off and that II had life boat out.
 One of the survivors. August Osterlind, native of Finland, tells the following story:
 About 4 o'clock on September 15 we encountered a severe hurricane blowing from the south. About F o'clock 1t shift ed to northwest and blew with great force. A heavy sea swept the steamer from stem to stern. carrying away the lifeboats and ventilators, flooding the en- zine Joms and putting out the fires. The steamer then became unmanageable and was soon in the trough of the sea. She rolled about for little over an hour, when she sank, stern first. The boat swain refused to leave his bunk saying he would rather die in his bunk than in the sea. Two fremen refused to leave the stoke room preferrlng to take chance on the steamers standing out the storm.
 Just before I jumped overheard, l heard two pistol shots. and I think some of the officers shot themselves, preferring that kind of death to drowning. We drifted about for several hours. doing our best to keep together. but when daylight came there were only seven of us to- gether. The second mate was about ex- hausted He took of his life buoy. hand ed 1t to one of the sailors said good bye to all of us and went down We had | about given up hope when We sighted the steamer"
 The Mexicano was tank steamer and carried a crew of twenty-two men be- sides Captain King. Some of them were probably picked up by the other steam CT. The survivors aboard the Vidar are Seamen August Osterlind and Simon Ba- derira of Finland; Fireman Leonidas Korpedas of Greece, and Sappe POcb of | Spain; Seamen Ros Clementine of Manila and Juan Fontis of Spain, fireman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-18
POPULATION WAS 10000
Bulgaria Mortified by the
 Ruthless Slaughter.
The Military Occupation of Mace donia by Russia is sugeested to Prevent the Waging of .
 Fanatical War.

Sofia, Sept 17.-The foreign office here has received information that the Turks have destroyed the town of Kastoria, thirty-six miles south of Monastir, and have massacred the population. a.
 The report of a masSacre at Kastoria comes from sources admitting of little doubt, though the details are lacking. It was received with the gravest concern by the officials here. The population of Kastoria numbers about 10000, and the massacre of such a number in one place, if the report be true, exceeds anything which has yet occurred in Macedonia. At the present critical moment. when popular feeling Is intense, the effect of the report of such stupendous slaughter may be most serious.
 The press Is assuming a bellicose tenor The Devnik tonight complains that the Governments partial mobilization of three divisions Is utterly inadequate, and urges the immediate mobilization of the whole Bulgarian army, pointing out that the experience of other nations, France the United States and Austria, has proved that 1t is always necessary to display strength when dealing with Turkey.
 The papers advise the Government to act now ''as favorable moment, when the people of Europe are evidencing en- couragement of Bulgaria.
 The Government. while steadily proceed ing with the partial mobilization plans, is endeavoring to avoid unnecessarily ex- citing the people and consequently has resolved not to mobilize any part of the Sofia garrison
 The War office has recalled the Bulga- rian officers who were studying in the military schools of Russia. France, Aus tria and Italy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-18
RUSSIA IN MACEDONIA.
Occupation Suggested to Prevent a
 War. .


 Berlin, Sept. 1.-The military oceupa- ton of Macedonia by Russia here Is said to be the only expedient sufficient to pre- vent war between Turkey and Bulgaria. This suggestion does not originate in Ber- lin.
 1t reached here some days ago as the result of an inquiry from Vienna to the Foreign Office as to what Germany thought of the two powers intervention, such intervention to be barely long enough to restore order and reorganize the Turkish constabulary properly.
 The inquiry, 1t was assumed, rested up- on a Russian-Austrian agreement. The identical question practically will be put to all the signatories of the Berlin treaty. The German reply appears to have been conditionally affirmative. Since territory to be occupied was Turkish, Turkeys con- sent ought to be secured. Germany, then would have no objection. But Turkey has not agreed to this, the reason put forward being that Turkeys prestige is endan- gered. the insurrection having gone too far for Turkey to withdraw.
 She has been told she must put down the rising promptly and was doing so. It was now nearly stamped out and the Porte felt entirely competent to finish the work and also to defend itself against Bulgarian aggression.