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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
STATE BRIEFS.

A now chapter of Pocohontas, to be
known as On eida Council No. 81, of
Woodstown, was organized Saturday
night.
Wenonnh will have n rousing Fourth
of July celebration, tho Citizens
Committees having ropo rted progress
in every detail.
CIiildren's Day was observed in the
Bethel Methodist Protestant church,
Penns grove, Sunday. Pastor Tusll-
ingham preached.
The %coroner's jury exoneratod
Policeman McMancus. who shot and
killed Paul Bitterlich III mistake for
u burglar at East RutlIerf ord.
Although he has served the Central
Baptist church, Woodbury., two and n
half years, the Rev. +. Bruce Price
assumed his duties rs regular pastor
yesterday.
In the First Baptist church, Can =
den, yesterday afternoon, the Row. j.
W. Lyall baptized eight candidates
for membership in the Baptist church
at Oaklyn.
Elder J. Croudy baptized a man in
the Delaware River, along the North
Cramer Hill shore, yesterday after
noon, while Il flotilln of loaded row.
boats crowded about the party.
Lindley NJ. Garrison, the newly
appointed Vice.C Chancellor, will take
up his duties on June /, and it is said
! that he has selected George w. Black,
of Camden, for his stenographor. Mr..
| Black has been tho official stenogra-
pher of the Camden County courts for
q number of years.
Halted Ivy two ugly tramps on the
roads late at night, William Hondel =
son. a New Brunswick blacksmith,
aimed a two-foot rule at them and
told them to get. The trnmps fled.
The congregation of the Logan
Memorial Presbyterian church, at
Audubon, declined to JON tho Rev.
II. L. CasselbeIry's request for IL dis
solution of tho pastoral relation. Mr..
Casselberry has been called to an
Ocean City church.
The annual planked shad supper of
the Gloucester County Farmers Club
was held at Westville Saturday night.
Judge" Mason had his old post at
the head of the table. The club is
to widen its scope by taking its mem
bers from other counties.
The Eastern Guernsey Breeders
Association will meet at the farm of
former Assomblyman Ephraim L.
Gill, near Haddonfield, tomorrow.
DIR. Charles M. Settler, of Philadel-
phia, will read a paper or lofty Milk
Production from a Guernsey Stand
point"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
Relics OF Celtic Age.

In the course Of some digging oper-
atoms in q garden at Haslemere, Eng
land, a gardener unearthed a number
OF ancient vessels of peculiar shape
together with a quantity of calcined
human bones, at a depth of about two
feet below the surface. The British
museum authorities, who have exam
ined the discovery. pronounce the YES
sells to belong to the late Celtic age,
about b. c. $50. Only three or fouf
vessels were found in a perfect condi-
ton. lie computed that 22 urns and
pots were originally inferred at the
spot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
PRESIDENT CROMWELL SUED.
Landscape Artist Got Verdict for $500
Az inst Him.

George Cromwell, President of the Dor
ough, was defendant Monday in the
County Court in Il suit brought by Nathan
Barrett, landscape architect of Manhat-
tan, 81, 800 for services rendered in pre-
pairing plans for identifying Mr.. Crom-
wells property at Dongan Hills. The
story told by Barrett was that in 1899 he
drove over the property with Mr.. Crom-
well, whom he told he could transform
canals, waterways and gondolas and
~pagodas at intervals. Mr.. Cromwell was
pleased with the idea and told Barrett to
prepare plans and furnish him with
drawings. Barrett submitted the plans
to Mr.. Cromwell after many cousulta-
tions, but the work as planned was never
carried out. Mr.. Barrett presented II bill
to Mr.. Cromwell, Offering to accept $50
and certain real estate for the services
rendered. Mr.. Cromwell offered him
$3.50, which was refused and the suit
followed.
the gardens at the Ponce de Leon in st.
Augustine, Florida; the Choate property
in the Berkshires, Pullman City, ILL.,,
and many other places, and he consid-
cred that the price charged to Mr.. Crom-
well was modest. Major Clarence T..
Barrett, brother of the plaintiff, testified
as an expert land scape surveyor that the
price was reasona BILE, as did others en-
gagged in the same line.
Mr.. Cromwell testified that the plans
by Barrett, if carried out,
would drive him into bankruptcy, rs it
would he II task involving an expenditure
of hundreds of thousands of dollars, and
he was therefore obliged to reject the
plans.
The case went to the jury at four
O'Clock, and at quarter past four II yer
dict for $500 and interest since November,
1903, the date of the serving of the sum
mons, and costs. of the suit was rendered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss A. Il. Runyon spent Sunday
with her family at Milington.
Mrs. Isaac Inslee and Miss Essie In
slice have presented the First Con-
gregational church with q handsome
silver communion service in memory
of tho late Captain Isaac Inslee.
Mr.. David Coddington spent Sun.
day in town.
Miss Manson, who has been visiting
Mrs. Youngman, has returned home.
Mrs. Nj. Randolph entertained Mrs.
SSoub, of New York, on Decoration
Day.
Mrs. Edward Borne, of New Haven,
Conn, spent Sunday with Miss Louise
Boynton.
Miss Helen Brewster was in New
York on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Eddy has been spend
ing u week in Lakewood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
SOLD STOLEN BOATS.
Four of them Disposed Of at Good
Price.

A few weeks ago "A party who claimed
TO hail from Keyport came to this Dor
ough with four boats TO sell. He sold
them f ~ from &1.m to 800 each, to diff
ferent parties. Yesterday Herman Bow
or, of kcyport, came to this borough and
laid claim to one of the boats. lIr.w as
followed by other parties each of whom
claimed It boat rs his, till only one was
left. They say the owa2r Of that one be
longs in keyport also. but they did not
know his name, 1t is in the posse sion
OF II Mr.. Bloodgood. The parties are
searching for the thief aud if caught it
will ~ hard with him.
Constable Robes was seen taking IA
man to the lookup this evening, and ii
was reported that he hazel caught the
man who had stolen the boats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

Manchuria corresponds in latitude
to Manitoba, North Dakota, South Da-
kota, Minnesota and Nebraska. Its
area of 362,310 square miles is only
10000 square miles less than the com
hined area of these great grain states.
It is two and a half times greater than
California, and is as big as Texas,
Alabama and Louisiana combined. In
the northern part of the province are
thousands of square miles of rich
wheat land entirely untouched. Man
churia has a possible wheat area as
great as that of the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
ROLL OF HONOR.

Roll of Honor of ST. James school
for May 1904 is as follows: Seventh
grade, Josephine L. MCGOWAN, Arthur
Gels; sixth grade, Thomas Cody,
Susie Oerlies, Jennie Gardner, Law-
renee Mcleod, james Bolan, Margaret
Shannon; fifth grade, May Bolan,
Elizabeth MCCARTHY, Anna Dunignn,
Edward Kelly, Henry Fender, Ed
ward Ponder, Michael Langan. Elix-
abeth Romond, Nellie Dolan Harry
O'Brien. Joseph Heating, Catliarine
Dolan, Helen Powers; fourth grade.
Agnes Langan, Anna Dolan. May
Greiner, Rose Zeytn, Nicholas Lam
gan.
Attendance, Josephine l.. McGow-
an, Thomas Cody, Susie Oberlies.
jennie Gardner, James Bolan, Edward
Fender, Henry Fender, Edward Kelly.
Elizabeth MCCARTHY, May Bolaii,
William Hughes, Elizabeth Romond.
Helen Powers, Anna Bolan, May
Brown, Ludwina Holtzeimer, Joseph
Heating, Harry O'Brien, Agnes Ian
gan, Anna Dolan, Rose Zeyen, May
Greincr, Nicholas Langan, Thomas
Shannon, John and Margaret Nc
Carthy, Walter, Julia and Margaret
Walsh, Edward MCGOWAN, r obert
Ponder, Anna Leonard. Della Bolan,
Winifred Jordan, Mary Romond,
Elizabeth Juhas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
NE WS ITEMS.

John Jones, of Mountain Wow, N.
j., was in T|ottonvillc yesterday. Mr..
Jones has considerable property in
T~ottenville and he recently gave
orders that it should b. improved. He
camo here to see how tlIo work was
getting along.
Captain Ellis, Of Sailors Snug Har-
Dor, is visiting his son, Captain Ray.
mond Ellis, Of Main street.
Plans arc now being made for the
annual outing of the Sunday school of
Bethel NJ. L. church to Boynton
Beach.
A number of the young people of
Tottonville went to Boynton Beach
yesterday afternoon,
Anumber of the local streets are be-
ing improved.
The building inspector was in town
yesterday.
A large crowd visited Mt. Loretta
last sunday, it boing regular visitors
day.
Miss Minnie Lavirty and Miss Ella
Duff. of Jersey City, visited tho
Misses Edith and Ida Palmer last
week.
Otis w. Boyd has opened a store in
Amboy avenue neal Main street. He
will carry n full line of talking
machines, rec ords, bicycle sundries,
fishing tackle, oto., also n package ex-
press between TottenvilIe and New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
Half Lion. Half Tiger.

Of late years serious consideration las
hean given to improving breeds Of ami
mails by crossing different species. Carl
Hagenbeck has done this with great sue
cess in the case of the zebra-horse.
Some time ago he succeeded in rearing
some fine specimens of lion-tigers
Prince" one of these, when only thres
years old, weighed over five hundred
weight, stood four feet high, and was
ten feet long from tip of tail tc
end of nose. He is now four years old;
and is valued at $4,000. Fe has the
lions head and name, and the tigers
hair coloration,-Royal Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
MORE THAS HE. BaRGAIaED FOR
Charles Cox Bought House and Found Re
Had to Move it.

Charles Cox has purchased IA house in
George street adjoining the McGOnig e
property and, it is said, paid, $50 to bind
the bargain. He WAS then informed that
he would have to move the house on the
proper line for as it now stands it en-
croaches on the McGonigle~ property and
closes their windows up besides letting
all the rain come down Oh their roof
from the top of the house which projects
over theirs. 1t is said that Mr.. Coz de-
sired they should return his money and
call the contract broken, but he was held
to his bargain and the end is not yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

Band Of IIorne and Wagon Thieves
NEW YORK. June S.-Nictims Of an
~orpnnizc1 band of horse thieves which
has been working in Manhattan and
BROOKLYN for the last year will hold II
meeting next Wednesday. June ID, ard
arrange for the employment of private
detectives. They say that the police
have paid little attention to their COM
plants and that not Il single stolen
horse has been recovered out of the
200 or more which have disappeared in
broad daylight with delivery wagons
within the last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
r A Ell Y.
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Wv. Pendleton, of Elm avenue,
is entertaining Miss Watts, of Pittsburg,
daughter of the railroad maGnatc of that
name. A theatre party, in honor of Miss
Watts, attended II play in New York ON
Saturday preceded by ii sail on the
Sound.
Captain and Mrs. Henry Decker will
attend the national Grand Army of the
Republic encampmrnt in Boston.
The Railway Board of Health has in
stituted many new reforms in regard to
garage, which Officer Mix is rigidly en-
forcing. .i..
The regina factory has commenced its
Saturday noon closing. The first week
in July the works will close for n few
days to take stock.
j.. A. MacCliary is building II chicken
hatchery on Esterbrook avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

~ OANbCO'b ONoD - "
dance III about two weeks.
Mrs. Peter Fisher, of Sayreville,
was a borough visitor Monday.
There was a rumor that some one
had fallen out of n window on
Augusta street, yesterday. bat no
one appears to have gotten Mt tho
truth SO rs to be ablo to tell partic-
ulars.
Tho excursion committee of the Jr.
o. u. a. NJ. held Il meeting at Theo-
dore Quackenboss' on Broadway,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. e. A. Fisher, of Sa~yroville,
was II borough visitor Tuesday.
Mrs, Bronx, of Broadway, VA n
New York visitor Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Martin was an out of
town visitor Yesterday.
Mundy's yacht, Emma NJ, hns been
launched preparatory for fitting her
for commission.
NcwalI James is overhauling Fl.
@. Perrino's steam yacht Hadaiah aud
will pnt her III thorough ORDER.
One of the electric wires was found
lying across the trolley cars, which
remain over night in front OF the ecu
trail railroad statio on this morning.
Mundy Bros. and Hunt caught Il
few weakfi sh and blueiIsh yesterday.
They are beginning to come back
hers since the storm.
Mr.. jacobson, manager for S. Scheurer
q Son, of Perth Amboy, was
in town on business Tuesday. The re-
port that he has hired the store J. Il.
Montgomery formerly occupied, of
Mr.. Welsh, was circulating freely in
town last evening, but no one could
say it was really true. All thought 1T
would be opposition to the leading
grocers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fassler, of David
street. have returned home from New
York City, where they attended the
wedding of Mr.. Fassler S sister Oh
Sunday at a New York hotel. They
had n fine supper and all HAD a splen-
did time. The bride aud groom left
OH the IL 20 y. III. train for Washing
ton, d. 9.
Mr.. Ward Perrine, of Broadway,
is said to be very much improved i'll
health. His neck, which W rs injured
in the accident, is much better.
Mrs. @. May, of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. Herman Kollisch and
family, of Broadway.
Miss Ruth Grace. of Bound Brook,
was visiting friends in town Monday
night.
The electric lights have been look
ing badly of late and lust night they
sucoumbed utterly to that fatal disease
la grippe and after leaving town did
not return again.
Thoes who saw tho Public Service
trolley car go through this borough
yesterday loaded with ties, rejoiced,
for they all thought it meant II ride
up to tho cemetery instead of walking
to it.
Tho Rnffner's have moved from
George street to Broadway over Payo.
loski's butcher shop.
The M. e. Sunday school will hold
a chalk entertainment on the 10Th of
| June. 1t will be very interesting and
instructive.
Miss Carrie Straub, professional
nurse in the New York hospital, is
visiting her father and family OH
Broadway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
FROM ~DREAMLAMD.

at is the general impression that at
the next council meeting there will be
two councilmen and Mayor: and another
thought is that If there is anything of
Importance to be brought forward ON
which the councilmen are expected to act,
there will not be any of them at the
meeting. Such were the remarks of
''Our Dreamer. when he heard us laugh
Ing and he came back from the land of
Nod, looking very innocent and didn't
appear to care wheI told this would be
published in the News signed Our
Dreamer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
Wo@opBRIDGE
RECEPTION WAS
oNOTEBLE EVENT.
SaImagundi Literary Closes the
Year in a Delightful
Manner.

The twcnty-fourth annual Salmagund1
reception took place in the W. A. A. club
house last night The first part Of b
evening was devoted to the reading OF
ashore Acres by Miss Gay Zenola
McLarcn, II w~ell-known clocutionist from
New York. Then refreshments were
served aad ut twelve dancing began. a
Hungarian band from New York, played
for the dancing. Everyone had adelight-
full time and many congratulations are
due The committees. Mr.. Ellis Freeman
was chairman of the decorating commit
tee, and Mrs. ;. NJ. Brewster, chairman
Of the rcfreshmeut committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

PORTLAND, Ore, June SIT is be-
lieved as the count comes in that the
Republican party has scored a victory.
Returns from isolated counties are
coming in slowly. Congressman Binger
Herman has been reelected in the
First district, with a majority of about
1000, while j. n. Williamson, the Re
publican nominee in the Second dis
trict. rolled up Il majority of 10000,
and later returns may swell this esti-
mate somewhat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
shot wife, Killed himself.

SHAMOKIN, Pa, June Starry T.
Wolff, IL railroad t|rainnan, shot his
wife on the street here last night and
then killed himself. His victim VIII
likely die. Wolff sued his wife for al
legged assault and battery. and the case
being dismissed the couple left the Of
fee of the justice together. On reach
ing the street Wolff sent Il bullet into
his wife's body and another one
through his heart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
WILL BE BIG EXCURSION.

Many of the scholars of tho Bethel
md 81. Paul's NJ. e. Sunday schools
of this place, and of St. Marks church,
Of. Pleasant Plains, will go on the
excursion to Ocean Grove, which will
leave Perth Amboy August %, under
tho auspices of Simpson NJ. d. chArrl =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
TOTTEN VILE.
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE.
AnnadaIe Man Stepped Cut IF His Front
Yard Into Its Path.

Frank Barber. of Annadale, was
struck by an automobile rs he stepped
out of his front gate onto Amboy avenue
Sunday night.
He was carried into the house and II
doctor was called.
The automobile was owned and driven
by j. g. Davidson, of Princes Bay who
says he WAS hugrying home to avoid Il
shower, which was approaching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
DREDGING OYSTERS.

!. Captai1 John Toland, commander
of the oyster dredgo a. q. Brown,
left here yesterday OH his boat for
Bridgeport, Conn, whore he has II
with tho Stratford Oyster
for dredging oysters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
jugs Were His Life preservers.

Think of the life of a Georgia fisher
man being saved by two jugs! The
item reads: Wien he rolled into the
river he had two gallon jugs with him
-one in each hand. He did not let go
his grip on EN-; the jugs acted as life
preservers, and he hoated safely to land
where he Immediately uncorked the
jugs and celebrated his providentisl de-
liverance."-Atlanta Constitution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

Howell told Rowell to-day that he
should hitch his wagon to a star.
Powell-He is more apt to have. hia
automobile waiting around for a SOU
brette.-TDwn Topics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
As Others See Us.

Her-And do you really think my
new portrait looks like me?
Him-Yes, it really does. I'm sorry
to say.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
Sarcastic.

Toni had all the conceit taken out
of me yesterday.
Dora-Gndeed! And where did they
find room to put it all?-Illustrated
Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
Not a New Discovery.

One of the young war correspondents
has discovered that exploding shells are
likely to hurt the people whom they hit.
This was the way they acted in this
country 40 years ago.-Chicago Chren.
icle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

He-Do you think you could learn to
love me in time?
She--Oh! easily. only require about
q week usually.-Illustrated Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
Handicapped.

HE can't tell the truth if he tries"
ooh, yes, he can. But he tells it
in such a way that 1t seems to be a
lie. "-Brooklyn Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

PAINTING, p%aperhanging and up to
date wall paper, Anders Anderson,
39 New Brunswick ave. Tel. AIR.
3-15.tf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

MISS FANNIE WOLLMAN trimmer,
formerly with Mrs. S~outhwick is
now Mt the Palace Millinery, 800 State
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

FOR RENT-A BARN and stable,
suitable for one horse. Enquire Mt
News office. 3l64-7-25-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

WANTED-A girl to 10 general house
work, enquire Mrs. G. ID. Runyon.
100 High st. 6 8 If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS

If YOU WANT Servants or domestic
help of any kind call at O'Brion's
employment bureau, 65l. Smith st,
nenr High st 5746 A. | yr m W f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

COMPARE our millinery with tina
of our competitors before buying.
Palace Millinery 800 State st. 554l-3-25
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Lady c%Rnvassers. Apply
Blue Exchange Stamp Parlors, 1906
State St. 65l6.6-1.tf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08

UPHOhSTERfNG, CARPET clean
ing, carpets made and laid, mat
tresses renovated. j. G. Conover, 38l
State st.
4555-1-2.tf-2 to. w. wed q sat adv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
EUGENE THOMPSON
SAYS AFEW WORDS


To the Sporting Editor:
The official S. j. Kelley organ comes
out with a lovely write-up for Mr.
Burns, the gentleman from Ogden.
who wishes 20 fight the Utah state
militia OF the dog that ate up the
health department or any six or eight
fighters at one time Now. for the edi-
ticatiOn oil those who arc determined to
knock anything that is not handled by
AIr. Kelley. Z viii say that 1 viii fight
&lr. Burus, AL alone by myself, on his
O9-n proposition. IL lie does not knock
me out ia twenty rounds I get the
whole purse. If I put him out I get it
all. il be puts me cut 7 get 40 per cent
of the net receipts. This is his own
proposition. Now watch him crawfish.
Furthermore, 1 viii not fight for S. j.
Keliey's club.
AS TO fighting Mr. Williams, the KeI-
ley organ is right about Mr. Williams
being a fighter. He is lust that much
of fighter that BBrEs. LEVEL or
Flynn could not be dragged into the
ring with him. desire to say that I
did not try TO get on q fight with VIII
Hams / would rather gD on with a
cub like Burns. / was the last of these
fighters to be asked to fight Williams.
the others all having frozen their low
err eXtremeties. I said I would take a
chance AS 10 how long / will last
that is no ones bus I.ess but mine. If
1 can stand it the public ought to- All
ON earth w,.GJ is 10 find out whether
or not I can fight and the better the
man the better it. viii suit me If
Furns can whip me I am certainly q
Juh of the VfCrst description and
wiz never again talk about fighting as
long IS / live. Yours Truly,
EUGENE THOMPSON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
LUCAS UMPIRES
MADE TROUBLE BEFORE

Lucas and his multitude of troubles
WIN the Pacific National league call to
mind the disturbances that grew out Of
MS treatment OF the Portland club and
OFFICIALS IN 1902 AS In the case with Salt
Ia Ike, 1t was dissatisfaction with an um-
pre- tnat was the direct cause of the
lack Of harmony
IL viii be remembered that Tony AIui-
lane- who was with the Spokane club for
q tlLne as plCcneF- was umDlring i'm Port
land- ana his decisions were causing trou-
Ole saIore. as the WebfpOters had an the
worst OF II. C.. H. Whitemore. at that
time president of the Portland club. .tela-
phone0 20 Lucas, whose home was then
IN portland, asking that Mullane be
transferred 20 some other city and that
ne umpire no more games I'm Portland.
Ars. Lucas answered the telephone and
said that her husband was not about
nut she would have him call up the club
OFFICIALS. Instead of doing that. the
league president took an early morning
train Tor Montana. and left no word for
oar. ~ hIteTnOre. Arrived at Helena. he
ph0ned TO Lou Mahaffey, who was then
playing first base for the Browns and
offered him position as umpire with
club.
Later Lucas came to Portland and re-
moved his official residence TO Spokane.
bat stun paid no attention to The commu-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
MORE COMMENT ON
LUCAS AND SALT LAKE

President Lucas OF the Pacific National
league is cutting a sorry figure i'm his
ranting against Salt Lake over the mob
bing IF Umpire Jones. ne might have a
similar incident 10 discuss Of that fellow
Jn B0ise-and he viii deserve an he gets.
Baseball is a clean game and should be
umpireG Cleanly and fairly. making due
allowance for any mistakes Of judgment
THAT may be honestly made. ii seems,
however that if a fair man, like Nc
Closkey is secured, Lucas allows him
to be driven from the league by the SpO-
kane fans, only TO fiu his place with UNI
pires Ike Jones and Ward. who seem To
think they are paid 60 help Spokane win
all the close contests. President Lucas
should come down from his nigh horse
and make up his mind that there are
three other towns i'm the league and that
they purpose TO have a square deal