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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

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Send for Book of Tours. For tickets or
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

An alleged burglar arrested in Topeka,
Kan, put up se.5eo as security for his
appearance in court. After he was gone
the officials discovered that the money
was bogus.
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wANrE0-pARrNER

partner in business that
pays 500 a month from the start and
is bound to become one of the financial
successes Of the near future. 1t will re-
quire a deposit of $1,000, in order to be-
come a partner, If accepted within the
next ten days; if not, this offer will be
Withdrawn. For full particulars call at
room 6, over 522 E. Douglas avenue
14S-ff
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SITUATION WANTEp-MALE.


WANTED-A place as cook or baker by
experienced man. }. c. Hubbard 237 y.
Charles street. i50-3tX
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FOR SALE
80 acres. all ! river bottom land with
good Improvements. Si5 per acre.
50 acres good. smooth land all sown 10
wheat. = goes. a-room house. ID miles
1G1 acres Of well improved bottom land
40 acres. ) miles of city. % acres 10 AL
falfa, young orchard. Groom houSe.
barn cts. only s2po
- acres q choice land. adjoining city
with q good T-foOm house. SO sell cheap
II acres. close in. fine location. I.N9-
10 acres, ~ city iimi4s. choice land.
CITY PROPERTY.
A good, f-rUorn house. with - fcet east
front With go0d shade walks. ia the
4th block on "a good street. This IS the
best bargain on the market today. only
81 I0). The lots we'll worth the money.
Eighf-room house. modcra except fur
mace. 50 feet front. on corner n block.
$50.
Two lots on ida. north Of Lincoln. t75
each.
-Four corner lots on Park Place only
ssG1
Two lots On Eric. So each
Two corner iots on Main street and
18th. $50.
Ten lots for go each
Flee lots. corner Douglas and Cleveland.
S2n.
Good city property 10 trade for farms.
] have @ large list ~ farms. ranches
adm city property that are bargain.
JOHN FERRiTER. z0i East Douglas
fss n
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-A snap; Two-story. e rooms
cement sidewalk. ahadf, $50 s Main.
foF = 5F- fIve-rpu-8 cottage cement
sldeW ak. . acre. IN l+fh block IN ire-
mont street. near Enporsa avenue
street car Inc. Tor Si15e. Robert A.
Schumacher. above Fourtb National
bank I5l-He-fri-lt
FOR SALE
= new 6-roorn cottage. bath. modern
except furnace, ~ feeJ. east front. lo-
Gated or q fine Tesidvu.e street Price
s. ~. This Is targsla-
a Z-story. s-re0m hon 9 - ar1t-c4aza
condition. good barn essi front. nice
shade s. feet. 81 sn elegant location.
Prir-5 s2G75.
A good, 4-roona house. good. new barn
chicken and cosl houses ulef. large
shade trees. selected. bearing fruit
beautiful attractive Bite place. 81 the
city only blocks from school and car
line 4 great bargain a. 80. GxEer
must sell ~ once.
We have q great many other desirable
properties. hHt c1E Z afford - aeyer tiHe
them ali Ns can save EoA money II
FULLER s McTArS.
Under kansas National Sank
Phone ~. ~ X 3ain-
TO-
FOR sAIJs-A barzalr- = ao3. s-foern
bclEe. cellar = feet rlre EfTn REsslrt1-
fr7lt trees n@W tssr1s. sasf front. ussaT
Lincoln street. one block fFor1 Faffie
aFFeuc sffeft cH-. E4g Es Iref -
scloo.. f0r ssH ftqtf.rt 4. 8 asalaesss.
Ef-~s-fa-r
FOR sALTs-BY oSnes. ~ ? bargain. 81
accsssnt = leaving cisT. rz.edern srosffa
ae.-se cast fF01f. rittk. aet rsS sfH
ssft water farnae aaa barn Gals
Ile-~e-se-sa-if
FOR sALE-At bargain - X. Topeka
: ronrs. = fef1 r. =. HupHe at Prasi
-
raufTT zn5 hsfA. nfH1F la1<fat sod
rai1tsl res furnace, siHeffie sEafs4
enps barr assT - ltsee ssrr1 tzaa2
CRY = a. E@u. as East i5esE.zF
FsJg sAEf.-c,-e = tst- n~zsest err, ,rsz
% TIE Hes So F1s ffN@s
frss' 7sTs - I,esa ts.aa..'a &C. =
- = - ssf ssas - .Fl@ssA
FoE sAAF,-slz.g a-sa essfaSs. sfss "a.
frfea I'D tsth Fnrss rssg tssr7s- Fef sale
- cwnsr ~ = %atsr atFs~s
A
F9a sALE-BT 49, 81 Eo-sA Law
sswce. frses lux. isrHzs right 80 e
O. Dfssf.sz 50
FOR sA1.Es--.sez s-rrsza eosssE~. rssgss-
Esis srssf AG8se HasssA Eess1sza. af1e-
hsfr asoek sfl-n Ls99EsAe assfs4e eNr
reasessa 3sssTrsaf isss-aaaA Erss
rs ? tf-Flss s~s-s
r3g ssf.E-ka sTaezn keas@ s-ssszss
81 kzfa : $50 fret &ss8 ss4s.ss s~se1
4a~n fsaw eatkez kesae sF1 g2T4.
e4sfeer All peEsrs z<4sa I&4s - 30
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WANTED-POsitiOn as travelling sales
man; fur or groceries preferred; three
years experience. Can give bond if
wanted. Address r." care Eagle.
151-ftX
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BOYS WANTED,


WANTED-A boy, about L years old. to
do chores around the house. Thomas
Scott, 1923 S. Market. 15l-3tX
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STOLEN.


North MARKET street.
May s. sorrel Tsoay. veighf g. pounds.
blaze face. branded on !eft shoulder
with letter - or left Rip 3 ~ Bar.
road wagon. with piece split ct hi-ad
end az box: rev Ssrgie names L4e-
eral reward for information. : ~
Gibson. ISIS y. Ahead Is-stx
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-Two beautiful. fine. brick
Hats corner William and Empor;a- Is
per cent investment. Call 40 East
William ISe-s1x
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WANTED-Run tending threshipg ma
chine. wife TO cook. +. c. Bgelow, 81
S Water street. 149-3tx
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Front room. second floor,
Is East Douglas. DR.. Doyle. il9-tf
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Ha,isEs Eoa SALE

FOR SALEEseizss N Topeka two
houses. renting for 80. and 90 feet
Price. $3.50. Reese 4 Co.. IL z. First
street lS-u
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WANTED-By young lady, position as
stenographer, with experience enough
to work in any kind of an office. No
objection to leaving city. Address
"Steng." care Eagle 151-1t
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FOR SALE-62is feet. cast front. N enc
OF the best blocks on North EUporia
avenue. cement walk and curbing. fl.2S0.
Wheeler & Kelly, us L. First street.
I7-su-we-fr-tf
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SEWING MACHINES.

-ses>-s.--s~S
SEWING MACHINES cleaned ard re-
paired b. fks Singer sewing Azrhlns
20. 20 y Main. ia ge-fr-ss-tf
FOR SALE Singer sewing machine oyss
70 South I4aN renee a lE-t
SEWING MACHfSES-Ee wing nsschinsr
cleaned aHG repaired ~ singer g <ins
Machine Co. 70 y. Hsln. -. " Hiatt
Manager iSi~s-ssss stf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

FOR RENT-A 5-rooIn cottage. close in.
ite-tf
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WANTED-One boy and two girls t.
work in cloth covering department o
Casket Factory. 1tS-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

WANTED-Position in fire insurance
office as policy-writer and bookl1eeper
by experienced young lady. Miss H.
care Eagle. 150-3tx
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

F OR SA Eat auction. tomorrow
Thursday. at No. 30 w. Douglas ave
nue.. at $3.50 p. M, a pair Of bay mares,
well bred. good lockers, weight 2.2c0 8
years old; set of good harness: lumber
wagon, 4-inch tire. ]. A. Benner. Auc-
tioneer. 151-2tx
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sToeE eooms.EoRpEMr

FOR RENT-Csrner store, s5xsa. 80 N
Main. Phone 49, 1s9-3tx
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WANTED-Good hand on dairy farm.
Must be a good mixer. j. n. Jurgens,
City Dairy. 149-3tX
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FOR RENT-Three new. large. well built.
broom cottages $50. $50 and $40 Iath-
ewson avenue: $50 completed; 5S6 and
go. May 10 and % Splendid neighoot-
hood. near car and school Rent reason
able. See J. r. Riley, at premises or
Isl Estelle avenue. HS-f
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STORAGE

--4~---~r~~~,-~~~es-<~~--
STORAGE LARGEST and best STORAGE
room in the ciIy. We store pack and
repair furniture. Gail AZ - s Emporia
FOR terms. Singer & DanneI <sv
phone 80. S-f
STORAGE AND TEASSFFR--Genrrsf
storage aud forwarding business fsfses
ware house iesouri Pacific tracks. 10
ara Us North Water. We move. pack
or ship your goodr Largest line "a
city once. Main and Douglas. Befb
phones f0f The City Transfer and
Storage Co. t9I-0
STORAG GOOD. clean. brick building.
Whara you can store ypaf stoves 81
furniture. and bafros. money On Sans.
Is +. Douglas NeN phone isTz
f21.tf
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TAKEN UP.
ARCHITECTS.

* r. FALf~-Arcbitect and Saperintsnd-
eut Rcm0dsiiag and interior designing.
Estimating. etc Appraisinz for iusur-
ancc adjustments. Room No. !. Turner
Opera House. Wichita. kaa.
I49-su-we-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To sell the Reversi-
bic Self-Sharpening Plow Share to
farmers in Sedgwick county. Call at
office, over 219 Il. Douglas avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11

AGENTS-Dont work for others; be the
boss; start a rflail-order business; we
help you. Plan and new catalogue free.
Central Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo:
3-l3-tf
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SAr ES.


FIEE-PROoF SAFES-An sizes carried
IN stock Sold On payments. Fscsory
price. AlIlison Once Supply Co. Wichita
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WANTED-We want 1000 agents for
greatest household seller ever invented
best money maker on record; actually
sells in every house. send 15c for COM
plete sample and our two mammoth cat
alogues of agents supplies. Southern
Mercantile Co., Dept. 81, Houston.
Texas. LIFT
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TYpEWRfTE Re.


TEpTrW FsfT EftE-Ws defy gog 70 nanss
a ma h5ne ~ b not carry ga psIF iF-a-
meme sfGck - BaW and secefsa rssrf
EysseEr3tEfs kss guarantee suf SrsEss
ara a. t0w "a auY eorztsetifprs 81
Efakns self or easg payments TYTss-
writers rented. = - pef aeufh. Expert
fEEssN-rfter feFatFgr tq make tygss.
writers write right. AK FIR prices sss6
SAMPLES Of work GATED Tyss srrites
Go iSs.tf
TXIE 81 IT ff-f.s- stz1Rnf. sold r~pslssS
ard Tenfef Al MAKES. Sod psF-
D1Bts. Asiilson Dfi.cs Supply CO.
I@ts
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FOR SALE-A snap; Two-story. rooms
cement sidewalk. ahade $50 8 Main.
fpF = So. EIve-rpu-a cottage. cement
sldew TX. = acre IN 14th block IN Ire
mont street. near Eroporas avenue
street car huc Tor Si15f Robert A.
Schumacher. above Fourth National
bank. He-fri-lt
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AlS[EI LNNEOO5s
80 HAVE several Customers fqF snail
improved fragfg1ies frefn SIC 80 . -
Il y19 9anf - NrH Tearu. Isl x sfts
sac FasfleF 8 Ecf1aEs. IN = Aa4n
street aa8rr Kansas aaftgaal fssssk.
fsheaa ~ ss-tf
FrE Afsgf~Fffsz--fs- tsby fal -
Nrite NJ sfuisE. ~ ssaans-
t&S-ks
FI~FE MgexGsAS Cffft.5s4 ard taazki~s.
rsasfe bv szpe rsrssces sfafsssr. tie very
isesf an9 49, real fsiaz hfssss Atersaa.
- IazfeEee. ffssss Ss-f sa-ssx
HI-gE ExTfssgss fs8fksfs - rss pFrresA
gsslssszsea8- sss1re 80 q BsEs-
so@. - Easer 1E8s
gf,Cs EXTEssgss -fHffEH - go
rre= s-eHs stssas9fesg Esszs asssss = a
IS aszT. ssaHs fsss- e. Btxsfa~
IS ssfs-As sTgsTisners1 tezEhST wAats .
fsz ses sfs.is f-s&iansfs = s<s-fsssy-
Cal O uslss. 30 Ssrth assxss s.fess-
Gn-sf
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SOLICITORS WANTED.

WANTED-Two experienced solicitors. |
either sex, position permanent Room :, |
over 1In E Douglas avenue 1a3-u /
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WANTED-Man and wife wants a job on
farm for the summer. Wen expert
enced;; woman good cook. Inquire 40
Douglas avenue. l5l-3tX
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PENSIONS.

-~-~-~-~s--~---~
PATENTS Fsrstecs year Las No pzt-
sn- 10 fee EezsEl.sf3rz FREE EsEx5-
lsaes1 1s~. A2s 2. stsve1x q CO, -
18th s.. Washington s-s2~tG---s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New, modern. Groom cot
Iage, blocks from postoffice- Geo. G.
Henry. over Golden Eagle 15l-3tx
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COMMISSIONER CAN
GRANT FRANCHISE

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Miles Poindexter has filed with the
county commissioners his opinion on
the question of the Hillyard water
franchise.
The opinion is to the effect that
the county commissioners had a right
to grant a franchise for a water sys-
TEN in Hillyard regardless of the ac-
ton of a former board of commits
sioners which granted an exclusive
water franchise to the Hillyard
Townsite company. The opinion holds
that the former board had no legal
right to grant an exclusive fran
chise.
The matter will come before the
commissioners at the meeting this
afternoon.
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PLAYED CHECKERS With
DEVIL AND WAS JUMPED

The arrest resulted from an inves-
tigation of the books in Switzer's
care by the auditors of the company.
The peculations were discovered
through this examination. SwitZer
had taken advantage of his position
as cashier to collect money on freight
bills, after which he would destroy
the bills. This was made possible
through Spokane houses shipping
goods on which they would pay the
freight on the return of the bills.
Switzer became frightened a few
days ago and asked that the travelling
auditor be sent to check up the books,
claiming that there was something
wrong with the freight bills. 1t is
presumed he sought to avert sus-
picion.
When the defalcation was discov-
cred Switzer is said to have admitted
part of the steal and said he had
spent the money in playing slot ma
chimes and drinking. He turned over
his home, valued at $4,000, in an eff
fort to avert arrest, but this did not
cover the amount embezzled and the
arrest was ordered.
Switzer spent last night in the city
Jail and was to have been arraigned
before Judge Hinkle this afternoon.
The prosecuting attorney decided to
file the information direct and Switz-
er was hurried over to the superior
court.
Switzer has been in the employ Of
the railroad company for Is years,
working up from boys job. He was
thoroughly trusted. Railroad detect
ives found, however, that he had
spent large sums gambling in the
Occur d'Alene gambling houses when
"Dutch Jake" was permitted to run
a gambling house.
Switzer was bonded by the Ma
tional Surety company, which is rep
resented in the case by Attorney L.
c. Macdonald.
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:. learned that it is improper to smoke
a cigar in the courtroom. You will
lay that cigar aside
Everybody in the courtroom looked
startled at the unusual tone of the
usually placid judge, whose gaze di-
rected that of. the others to Switzer,
who was sitting back calmly smok-
ing.
Were you not here as a defendant
l would take other action" continued
the judge. 'As it is, l will pass it
by"
Switzer placed his cigar on a chair
and the men sitting near him hastily
covered their smoking cigar stumps
with their hands.
When Prosecutor Barnhart called
the case Attorney Nuzum waived the
reading of the bill and entered a plea
of not guilty. The defense also sug-
gested that the bond be fixed at
$500. which amount had previously
been agreed upon with Judge Hinkle.
The court allowed this amount to
stand and a bond was at once pre-
pared.
Herbert Switzer was arrested yes
terday evening by Detective Herndon
on warrant sworn out on the COM
plaint of Travelling Auditor Herndon
Of the o. r. & N. He was found at
his home, E21 Mission avenue, where
he has been living with his wife and
two little children.
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Dutch Jakes" Coeur d Alene The
j. ater and Saloon Claims Another
ViCtim...Wife and Children Are
Left DeSOlate

'Playing checkers with the devil"
Is the reason Herbert C. Switzer,
trusted cashier of the o. r. & N.
at this point, was arraigned before
Judge Kennan this afternoon on a
charge of embezzling $4575.79. Switz-
er says he played the money through
slot machines and showed ii across
saloon bars. He has been living high
and his populations cover a period
Of at least four years.
Switzer was arraigned before
Judge Kennan on a bill of informa-
tion filed by Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney r. M. Barnhart. His attor-
ney, N. w. Nuzum, entered a plea Of
not guilty for Switzer.
Switzer had hardly entered his plea
before he was sternly rebuked by the
court. 1t was q most unusual oc-
currence for the dignified judge to be
called upon to criticise violation of
court rules.
Switzer came into the courtroom
under escort of Deputy Sheriff James
Hone. With him were several friends
6witzer and his friends were smok-
ing cigars when they entered the
courtroom and not even the appear
ance of Judge Kennan on the bench
caused them to throw away the to-
bacco.
II trust before you get through
with this court" said Judge Kennan,
suddenly and sternly, you will have
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18

ST. FETERSBURG, Oct. 1S.-Sak-
haroff reports under today's date:
THE Japanese yesterday evening
attacked our right flank in consid-
cradle force. but were repulsed. We
pushed forward and occupied posi-
tions at Shalantei. A number of
corpses were buried on Putiloff hill
The enemy is now concentrating in
large numbers against our center. No
lighting ON our left yesterday"
A dispatch received today reports
that the Russians on Sunday sur
rounded Colonel Yamadas column
and captured IA guns. Another great
battle is expected today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18
SAY THEIR HOUSES ARE
MORAL

Flo Darling and Leah Spaulding,
who We're to have been arrested on
warrants sworn out by L e. Demp-
sic, charging them with keeping inn
moral houses, but who were told by
Chief of Police Waller to appear in
court without the formality of being
booked with the common herd at the
police station, were arraigned before
Judge Hinkle this afternoon and
pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Their trials were set for October 26.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18
KEEP TAB ON POLICEMEN

AS now arranged most of the pa
trolmen report from telephones in a
haphazard fashion as regards loca-
tion, they being compelled to use
whatever telephones can be found at
night. The present system does not
insure an official record of the patrol
man coverinb his beat thoroughly.
The present plan is to place about
five patrol boxes around and through
a beat and have the patrolmen re-
port through the boxes every Is min
utes. There are many objections to
officers will be given longer periods.
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Spokane is to have new patrol
box system. This is the decision of
ticable patrol boxes will be put in
throughout the city through which
the patrolmen will make regular re-
ports to the station
The Gamewell patrol system will
be used in so far as the patrol boxes,
register and switchboard will be put
in. The board will use the telephone
company's wires, instead of laying
new wires, and rental will be paid
for their use.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18

wnll grade II win mean an expense for the
- company. Aiso n win be expens-
rafhe city In many ways. az the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18
SOLDIERS DIARY

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. IS. The
Novoye Cremya's correspondent at
the front states that every japanese
soldier carries diary, In which he
describes and often illustrates his
adventures. Hundreds of these
diaries have been picked up by the
Russians. The most of them have
rude pictaSes of the mikado at the
beginning. General Kuropatkin Is
sometimes caricatured III undignifed
positions In one cartoon he stands
before the cZar, pointing to a
wounded soldier with u twisted bayo-
net, and saying, This Is all that re-
mains of my army"
II am Matsikuta, a private sold
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IS TOLEN INSANE?

Application has been made in the
superior court for the commitment of
James f. Tolen to the insane asylum
at Medical Lake
Tolen is a farmer from Missoula,
Mont, from which place he says he
walked He imagines that long wires
follow him wherever he goes and are
trying to enter his body. He was in
Jail In Cheney, where the wires fol-
lowed him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18
BATTLE IN
TENNESSEE
(Scripps News Association.)

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 1S.-In a
battle in Mosby street today between
three police officers and a negro fugi-
tive two men were killed and two
wounded. The dead are Robert
Jameson, police officer, and John
Pop, negro. The wounded are Police
Captain o. II. Perry and John Mon
creith, shot through leg, seriously.
Officers went to Mosby street to ar
rest John Pop, n dangerous fugitive
from justice. The negro, armed with
a rifle, retreated west on Mosby
street. and upon being pursued OPEN
ed fire. The first shot killed jamie
son. The other officers then began
fusillade and Pop was killed in his
tracks.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18
MISS CATHERINE ELKINS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Success
of debutante in capital society de-
pends to a large extent upon the
wealth or official rank of the young
lady's relatives. Miss Catherine Ell
kins, who will make her debut this
winter, is so well provided for that
failure Is impossible. Her father Is
Senator Elkins. who Is a millionaire
and stands high In the councils OF
the republicans. Her grandfather Is
Henry G. Davis, a millionaire and
candidate for vice president on the
democratic ticket. Besides, Miss FL
kins has beauty and talent. She Is
an accomplished horsewoman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18

-,v~,' sseareu unf,nr by the unions.
Mr.. Holland went farther and dis
charged the only union driver he had
employed.
The hight was taken up by the
unions and promised to end in a
boycott of all the goods sold by the
Washington Liquor company.
Yesterday afternoon the Trow-
bridge contract was cancelled and n
new union driver hired by Holland.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18

Robbins, N. ]. Pratt and Chester C.
Robbins.
The Modern Manufacturing COM
pany is incorporated with c. J. Bauer,
L. L. Young, L. B. Mack, J. l.. Bailor
and w. F. York as incorporators. The
company will handle machinery, i'm
plements, vehicles, sawmills and
lumber. The capital stock is $175,00O,
divided into 1850 shares.
George OFT and c. f. Wilds have
incorporated under the name of the
Washington-O Oregon Timber and Land
company to handle real estate and
British Columbia. The capital stock
is $4,000, divided into SO shares.