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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

WANTED-By woman. position to do house
work; good reference. $40 Minna ST.
A WOMAN wishes a situation. housework. as
sist IN kitchen: wages SIS Box 1886. Call
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

YOUNG man exDerisnced IN butcher business
would like position to drive wagon or in
shop city or country. Box 1919 Call office.
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A $500 corner saloon. about l block south
of Chronicle bldg; established years and
frst-class paying place; fullest investigation
solicited; this is a very rare chance. Call
r. G. WILKE 26is Kearny st.
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MIDDLE-AGED woman would like washing.
ironing or house cleaning to do. 81 so day;
good work done. Box 3161. Call
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11
LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.

MARION GRIFFIN.
On GRIFFIN MARION GRIFFIN
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FURNgTURE WANTED.

HIGHEST price for furniture and ndse. l. II.
BURD. auctioneer, 1918 Mkt. tel. Howard 2T5d
A. WOILPERT 175 Mission. phone lied 4452
buys rents. repairs. packs furniture. carpets.
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WANTED-Steady young man with $3.50,
partner; will establish good business; $50
week and over guaranteed; rare chance
MURRAY & CO. 912 Broadway. OAKLAND.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


A-MITRRAY & READY. eea-e36 Clay ST
Phone Main 5S4S
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
1aO2 we Gave 1903 Wen Give
AZ roo Men Work co, OOO Men Work
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r. G. wILKE, Real Estate and Business
Agent established Il years.. 2oh kearny
tt., rooms and TO-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

A $1,000 COFFEE saloon and restaurant on
the water front. close to Market ST.: daily
receipts about S65: business clearing $500 per
month; trial given: a splendid offer; investi-
gate ct once See r. G. WILKE. 26
Kearny st.
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A GERMAN second girl, good waitress and
seamstress; references. MRS. NORTON, 3l@
Sutter ST.
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/ HAVE you anything sell money TO invest?
Write US for particulars: agents everywhere.
! Aitadena Investment Syndicate. 7OS Market
St. San francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

THE SUNDAY CALL has completed arrangement
its Advertisers may obtain without additional cost
copy the group picture of all the
United States
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

warranted 20 yrs: crown, So 30; filings Soc;
plates, So: full set: all work painless and war
ranted Chicago Dental Parlors "a Sixth St
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions received az
WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The
Call at Eaton's Bazaar, 633 McAllister ST.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1c90
Valencia ct.
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S75O BUYS fancy goods and picture store; old
eeta ablished.- doing business OF $4,000 a year;
big bargain. See MURRAY & CO., s72
Broadway, Oakland.
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ARIZONA close to PRESCOII-
Boss here. PANTRYNAN. $40 and found.
FOREMAN ORCHARD. VINEYARD.
GOOD WAGES FOR Al MAN.
Tailor. institution. $40 and found.
Painter striper etc city.
GERMAN OR SCANDINAvIAN
MAN and WIFE. cook. mine town. $50 "a.
lumber graders boss here. SO.
F,dgerman box factory 50 80 day.
Man and wife ranch. S35 and found
Tinsmith city; carriage trimmer bellooy'
MIiy-RRAY & READY. GA and sss Clay st.
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4 A-SI2bO: COFFEE saloon on Geary St: rent
ta5. R @. WILKE. 26h kearny st.
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WOMAN wishes work by day; 81 30 and ca
fare. 11S1a Wildey ave.
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BARBER, young man who has some expert
ence wishes 4 situation in shop to learn
the trade thoroughly. Box 1855, Call.
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A--$i2O0; COFFEE saloon and bakery; close to
Phean building; a good paying business
but must be sacrificed on account OF owner
being sick IN hosuitaL Particulars r. q.
WILKE. 261s Kearny st.
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HOTEL and barroom with 80 rooms.
Ia Point Richmond; rent 800; rooms always
occupied by employees of railroad and Stand
ard Oil Company; board bill guaranteed by
company: owner never clears less than $500
per month. Call r. G. WILkE, 26A
Kearny st.
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PRACTICAL planning mill man wishes posi-
tion as assistant foreman in larger MILL
held place as manager OF small mill years
salary not principal object Address F. n
HOFFMAN,. 1888 Twenty sixth 81
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WHOLESALE and retail butcher business
IN Monterey County. with acres OF land,
dwelling house. slaughter house. shop nx-
and a well established trade: this is first
class business proposition All particulars
r @. MIIKE. 26ih Kearny st.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE-

CHINESE and Japanese help; estab- 20 years
Tel Main 1907. BRADLEY CO. GAO cay
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Night clerk with California experience and
references country hotel $45.
Bsrkeeper and porter. country hotel $50.
Ovstsrman. city $40.
try. s3 80 a day; scraDer foreman. grading
camp S65 and found.
& r. HANSEN & CO.'S Empioymsnt Ofhce.
423 Bush st. o4< Gay 81
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A-S325o; LEADING saloon on Market and
Mason sts.; net rent $50; lease with PRIV,
flege of years more; value in sight Cali
R G. WILKE. 26h Kearny St
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MARION GRIFFIN
MARION GRIFFIN. MARION GRIFFIN
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A CHAMBERMAID, hotel. $50; second girl.
SIS: nurse girl. SIS; cook. S35: house girl.
Berkeley $25: house girl and nurse girl; 50
and $40, same house. Oakland MRS NOR-
TON.
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HANDY man familiar with gasoline steam en-
gine care of horses etc. Box 315S. Call
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

JAPANESE Henry Houseceaning Co Tel
James 1851. 26Oh Brannan ST.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-11

WANTED-Situation as superintedent or
craftsman with an architect contractor;
Chicago experience. Box 1853. Call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
President Roosevelt, After His Trip to the Navy Yard
Arrives in Seattle on Schedule Time--Program
Moves Off Without Hitch and Queen
City Experiences the Greatest
- Day in Her History

grounds where hours before sehssa presidents
v. simpss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
[ LARGEST CROWDS IN THE HISTORY
OF SEATTLE GREET NATIONS CHIEF
a.. tina GUARDS cross wAren

ssss nom the possible bad for
"''' the GUARDS olosE wAreH
IN. militia and secret ne mounted police and omes~
q spi's Of the
sraar. issued several ago keep
Of humanity that moved ana ssysd M"
some srs. a.a Of wheat Prom nut
tered nass q spectators 80 me
pa.as passed along smile resthe
would have made him famous
has not noble ashsvemsnts done
All traffic in whis
parade made ssssr Ths business
houses had generously obsysa
during early that impression sissn the PRECEDENT
sna had no
other thought memorable event
Of
Business men and residents =
hours ana nass hun,iuE
nights Indications gave any
prospect js and electric ushi the
Illumination this sssnns when
president
o'clock crowds BEGAN 70 gather aians tbs
waterfront Of the
they would be Crowded
background president
than lost this ms's
ssportunity
Of h How the people shove
natarsi rivalry to ess TO the
rsasn, they could DO 20
sssp while wave
applause uiutuaes
wsasnng seemed aud
soezsr before.
after
aas made
~
TIE COMMITTEE
question aaspssas that
accompanied
rrs~nrs p.aanlss,
thy save n whole
n today members q
asmsa reception which
say had
NETS ana men met
apon heart prssi
arnt hnoniousiy
frsu VEN
had approval presidential
TIE only
start ntie
iarer
.ia.hn.s hos everything
sAs president we.to Of
That has been forsO,,en and
.a. COMMITTEES emerged
smn. grace yielding childish claims
"a ,as. .nY oh.Ao. Of presidents visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
rHs PRESIDENTS sMILg

step
politician
or patronage patronizinT Of
greater
zhoeaoued inspiring
him within
power;
great
Try / am your master"
There a presidents
passed pathway
anything
nearly sixty
day
generous his
heavy
weather and luas had had slightest sn upon
ma
endure all
inspires wholesome confidence
honor and al
TDs cheering
Of crowds
same and their predecessor had
pThs president
carriage sknowedse by
sweeping barred bow
wss removed signal enthusa
iuusd all along university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

THE Only Paper In Seattle That
Darea 10 Print tina News. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

~ pa..sls v.ai.as .L0aaa 81 b haa iol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
STRIKE SETTLED

OMAHA. May 23,-~The Union Pa
enc boilermakera who have been
out on strike Tor II months. will re-
turn To- work May ~, settlement
{ 5e4ag .Neaa eeeeted The details
II the settlement orc not given out
ta the public
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PASSING OF
w. r. GATTER
Especial 10 The s,sr.)

TACOMA. warh., Hay CAV "
Cater. who had been pilot or the
Northern Pacific liners fof the past
II years. died thlH morning IN Vie
terra. "a q. lie was well known on
Puget sound He leaves i've chill
sren On Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23


police o'clock this 80
every member Of the force practically a
then un N. preasa, ~
had but ~
cops take ths soeanatursdy eAanss
to protect presidents =
Two i,rs ra,ro,s Of s-%s
ou, a, II oeE ne
arsrr patrol marched oshss
nsrs.
man had been sps~
Of eus, his needed the Ordss a
TIE CROWDS e
but repetition -
b. srsetins tn l.
The grounds. sooOo taxed TO the utmost
for sass to Accommodate
a time
ser, run IN two
more than exhausted brins
10 seattle of AZ
hour, process.
y
ssship companies n.Isheoss1
Ing points sAiG
water In this vni,y ro-~
Nearly every principal sss
served in advance so.rslA<
houses n harwsys the roof
IT'S TO sa<
Roosevelt today arrived
tcsninssd Page TSo)
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Az m. turning Point Of transontnen,ai mnss
embracing through states Of the
unioaa trip the chief
sxeeuue-rhaor. Roosevelt prau,
on seattle son ososs today
rer several minute. before speA-narsns
of the queen CITY greeted By
notify demonstration This
state
-. =: - x r.
presidential, party Seattle head
lard. there from
everywhere forth
the an, eaa-s.epsa oym Cascades
IN anr rsvsrheratnr Of
The WHISTLES BLEW
+, seemed as every whistle IN n. city
nrehoat saoauaime the
coming bells cid bells
eonesssas
throughout
the city anaa among ,As
harmonious the
ala. on
long ssto.
marninesnty
panasunoularn
dock ssny
public interest
the moment when prsssnt
spent
pn, president whsn his
sAne.
background Of
gorgeous decoratoas picture
suihed Is
The president
By pAtoons ssrvos
protect president
he apt srpeiauee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
STEAMER WRECKED

LONDON. May % The Finnish
yilanef HyiM feundeted In the Raj
tie sen. today. Seventeen were lost.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27

firm at 42042Ac. North Star is list
ed at 1910.
BUFFALO HUMP 0RARD9.
Buying orders from Grangeville
and Portland keeps the price Of Buff
falo Hump stocks firm. While q soc
market has not yet been reached for
Crackerjack. 1t has sold as high as
Csc. Only small blocks are coming
out at figures varying from 21c to
22c, today's quotations.
Jumbo also Is selling. This is one
of the highest priced STOCKS at pres
ent dealt in and figures range from
soc to SIC.
wiseboy is another stock that those
in the know predict a good advance.
It has climbed steadily to 23c and is
held firm at that figure.
The active Coear dAiene group are
New Jersey. 707kc; o. K. Consoli-
dated &c, and Amador, 5% 07c.
A new stock on the market that
local spectators evidently fancy is
Bodie In Toroda Creek camp, on the
reservation. Many inquiries have
been made for prices and selling is
around 7@9c.
Waterloo. Camp Mckinney (assesA-
ment paid. Is selling freely at "a
INC The mine has q splendid show
| ing Of high grade free milling ore.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
kesns sun Doing
Business IN Wall s.

NEW YORK. July 7s.-James r.
Keene has issued a statement re-
garding his losses In yesterdays
slump in Wall street, in which he
says that the fortune Of himself and
family is not impaired. He has been
backing his son-m-law's firm. but con-
cluded that he would not put up any
more money. He was the largest
creditor Of Talbot J. Taylor and his
loss is about million and q half.
Mr.. Keene is considered to be J.
Pierpont Morgan's lieutenant In stock
manipulations. 1t was he who dis
tributed the shares Of the billion-dol-
lar steel combine and It was thought
that Morgan would not see Keene's
relative go to the wall, but on ex-
animation Of paper to be put Mp as
collateral 1t was decided to let mat
ters take their natural course.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
THIS bU51 WORLD IN bQ|tf.

London.--The house of lords has
decided against Poullett, the organ
grinder, who claims the title Of earl.
wallace, Idaho.-"Kid" Goode has
been found guilty of the murder of
Emma Aubrey. The jury was out IL
hours
=, Wilbux, wash.--The safe of the
Lyse Mercantile company has been
blown open and SIP taken. 1t 10 the
first safe cracking job done in the
town.
Ia 0rands, 0re.-A. B. Cooley has
bought Of the Oregon Land company
1900 acres of land at $50 an acre.
Mr.. Cooley now owns 5000 acres in
Union county.
Psnaiston, 0rs.--M. II. Gillette has
purchased the Babb ranch on the
meadows near Echo for considera-
ti0n OF $40. ssG. and will convert II
!. into a dairy farm.
Uvorett, Wash.-George Price who
claims to be brother-in-law OF Sem
ator Mitchell OF Oregon, Is under ar
Z. rest with his wife on charge of
using firearms within the city limits.
1t II thought that both the Prices
are insane.
nan rrancisco.--During the testi-
mony IN an assault case the charge
has been developed that British Con-
.eul Gsennett had demanded IS per
n,sn for every sailor shipped from
The consulate on a British ship from
thsr port. Az many ms hundred
sailors !. month have been shipped.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27


Although young, he was given the
parish of Tombolo, in charge. and. in
1867. he was transferred to larger
parish. The bishop of Treviso. recog-
MIXING in Sarto real merit, nominated
him canon In his cathedral. Here he
became vicar general, and in 1884,
he was made bishop of Mantova.
Here his real activity and cleverness
had scope and he was not long in
coming to the front. In 1898, ~ So,
he was chosen patriarch Of Venice,
but the government refused it's per-
mission, because of some political
act of his. and 1t was long time
before he obtained it. When given
the partiarchate he was made q car
dinal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27

Roach, the Butte twirler. next to
Mary MacLean. who writes about her
innermost thoughts, is the pride of
Butte. Every "yaIler" canine and
smoke-eater in the camp touts him.
1t remained for the Indians to hand
him his little birthday present on
account of baptism Of ire yester-
day. Slagle the boy who led the In
dams, certainly had the big sluggers
from the mountains on the hip, and
the way he threw them down caused
Walter Wilmot to call us brush
leaguers. pumpkin rollers. alfalfa
pitchers and other sulphuric cogno-
mems.
Spokane .......0 0 j.. 0 2 o 0 0 Sd
Butte .........0 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 0-1
''Buckshot," the little darby who
IS black as night and the Indians
mascot. surely has proven himself a
hoodoo to the Buttes.
Carney will twirl today.
It's getting to be an every day &C.
currence for Spokane to make home
run. Huelsman lobbed It over yes
terday Spokane should get a safe
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
Local Briefs.

Catholic Order of Foresters' annual
picnic at Loon Lake Sunday. Train
leaves at o'clock and 8:45 a. m.
from Great Northern depot. Accom-
modations for 500 people. An or
chestra will accompany the first
train.
Mrs. Oscar Sontagh, wife of the re-
cent suicide, has arrived in the city
and has taken charge of her hus-
bands remains.
The power o. purpose yields rich
returns. to all who use 1t rightly; and
especially to those whose purpose 1t
is to save. The Spokane & Eastern
Trust company's bank is helpful to
such.
Grand Master c. d. Atkins Of Ia
coma has arrived in Spokane to lay
the cornerstone of the First Uni
versalist church. The Masons Of the
city will give him a reception at Ma
sonic Temple this evening.
Swanson's new cafe. 125 Washing
ton street, Is the home restaurant of
the city. Meals. 25c.
The Club Cafe, 110-112-114 Howard
street, serves 900 French dinner
from IL to 8 p. m. tomorrow. Bottle
claret, turkey, chicken, spring lamb,
new potatoes, fresh asparagus, straw
berries, ice cream and other good
things. I. Chilberg, manager.
You can get anything you want for
sewing machine at ]. p. Eastman
& Co., 333 Riverside. Phone Main
746. Machines rented or sold on easy
terms. Expert repairing.
If we have not in stock what your
prescription calls for, we will not
substitute but will tell you so at the
Right Drug Store, 807 Riverside.
There will be a social dance al
Swedish Brothers hall Saturday
night. Music will be furnished by
Reemer's orchestra.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
KILLED BABE TO HIDE BIRTH
FROM ESTRANGED HUSBAND

rant of it's birth and would not press
q divorce plea and take (, ON her two
cider children. She stoutly denies
all accusations.
Few cases have developed in 80
startling a manner. A few weeks
ago a pretty young woman, stran.
ger, giving the name of Anna Ro gers.
well supplied with money, entered o
private hospital here. She had
brought with her from Louisville,
Ky, a nurse, who, however. was
not permitted to wait on her in the
hospital. which has its own staff of
nurses. She, however, was retained
by MRS. Rogers" and visited her
after the child was porn.
On one Of these visits this nurse
went to the nursery and carried the
babe and its bottle or milk to the
mothers room. A house nurse later
heard the babe cry and found 1t in
the mothers room. Size replaced 1t
in the nursery. In two days the
babe was dead after a suddenly de-
veloped illness. The hospital physi.
cioh uCuiahooo ali oue'PEy' - was
found that the babes stomach, be.
sides being ruptured, contained some
unknown substance. An inquest was
he Id, at which no one was blamed fol
the childs death, but 1t was learned
that the Infant Rogers mother
was really Mrs. Anna Oppenheimer
wife Of NJ. L. Oppenheimer, a Chica.
go agent for Kentucky whisky
house, who has been separated from
her for three years.
Mrs. Oppenheimer was Anna AL.
bert, a village belle, and Oppenheim.
err was dashing baggagemaster or
the l.. & N railroad when they met
and loved. They eloped to jefferson.
vile, Ind, and were married.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27

Rhi1adslphia- - young Corbett"
knocked out Billy Maynard in the
first round of a six-round go last
night. Maynard was knocked down
three times in the round.
IT. YauL-The national convention
of dairy and food commissioners
closed it's work yesterday. J. B..
Bailey of Oregon Is the new presi-
dent of the organization.
xacoma---The plants Of the Cas-
cade Cereal company and the Deming-
Berry Pulley company were destroy
ed last night by fire. the loss being
$3.50. 900. with $4,000 insurance.
Portland, ore.-Harvey Scott Of the
Oregonian has been elected president
of the Lewis and Clark exposition.
succeeding the late ex-senator Cor
bett- II. w. Goode is the director
general.
MISUNDERSTANDING Moody has
selected Captain Lambertson to be
promoted TO be rear admiral in COM
mand of the South Atlantic squadron
upon the retirement Of Admiral Sum.
NET. - @N ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27

NEW YORK, July 25.-The cere-
monies attending the conservation of
Rev Charles H. Cotton as bishop Of
Buffalo in st. Patrick's cathedral this
morning were of most impressive
nature. The cathedral was crowded
to its utmost capacity with the most
prominent Roman Catholics Of this
city and vicinity. together with
large delegation from the diocese Of
Buffalo.
The ceremony was conducted by
Archbishop Farley. who was assisted
by Bishops McQuaide OF Rochester
and Mcdonnell of Brooklyn. Other
prominent priests and prelates were
in attendance from various parts OF
New York, New Jersey and New Eng
land. The sermon was preached by
Bishop McFaul of Trenton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
Four Miles Sewer Done

Contractor James Broad has COM
pletsd about four miles of the saver
system that is being put down In the
Fourth ward. About a mile OF the
sewer Is to be built and this VIVA be
finished within a month. One hun
dred and fifty men are said to - on
the payroll Of tho contractor. The
finishing work Is being done in the
western part Of the ward neara the
river and in a neighborhood where
there are few houses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
Renovate City Hall.

This morning the board Of public
works awarded the contract for the
complete renovation of the interior
Of the city hall to E. A. Ingersoll.
BY the contract the basement, first
and second floors Of the city hall are
to be gone over. The Office Of the
mayor will be papered and decorated.
All the woodwork of the floors figur-
ing in the contract is to be repainted
and vanished. The walls are to be
calsomirled. Work on the improve
ment begins next Monday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27

Brokers report a continued increase
Of business In the stock market. The
Feature Of the past week was Sulli-
van. Prices are firm and small lots
only have been obtained at y G5Sc.
on buying orders from Ohio and
washington, D. c., local brokers
drained the British Columbia market,
picking up 10000 shares ct Rossland
and 10000 shares In other British
Columbia towns. The control is still
held here. Mountain Lion has also
been in demand. Private dispatches
from the east confirm street gossip
that A. E. Palmer has been success
full in his reorganization scheme. The
stock has sold as high as 25c share,
and the market rules firm at 220
22Hc for small lots.
S1xvx1-xEAD sroCxs.
British Columbia silver-lead stocks
are all firm. American Boy Is selling
at Az 64hc and is active. With the
possibility Of increased shipments
the shares should advance. Sullivan
is quoted around 6stc and IL scarce.
Payne is firm at s17c and the clearing
up Of the market at this figure prom
Uses q higher price. Fisher Maiden
Is quoted at PIC. Rambler Cariboo.
after fiuctuating from lo@44c, n
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
Roosevelt 10 Visit
England II Elected

LONDON, July 25.-St. James, Ca
zette today announces that President
year II he is reelected. 1t says that
it does not believe that any serious
objection would be made in America,
though it Is an unwritten law that
no president can leave the United
States.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27

On May 20 The Press published
the fact that the board of education
would call an election for the issu-
ances Of school bonds to the extent
Of several hundred thousands OF dol
lars for school enlargement and inn
provement purposes. This morning
the Spokesman-Review discovered
this fact-only IS days after The
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-27
May Be Next Pope.

ROME, July 25.-Cardinal Sarto is
from the Venetian provinces, and is
now the patriarch of Venice. He be-
gan his studies in his native place,
passing to the college of Castel-
franco, where he was ordained priest.