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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

entrihen, tpegen Nufrnbrs 3u ie finf
Sabren 3udtbausfrafe perurtbeilt,
mdbrenb Der aor9eiebie nit brei Mo=
naten @efdneniB oabontam. Sn bic.
lsm prO3eRe batte Der Nntldssr fi9 gu
Der unsebeuerli@en 8~ebauptuns per-
ffiegen: .Sm Wilitdr E 0erbdltnihe
siebt es feline Wotbwehr. Sin Inter
9ebener muB fi9 bon ieinem Yoreeisb-
ten eber abiala4ten lafen, als iid CUR
@ebre ieben!"
@rpBbritannien.
2etben bonS d Il d /.
GEN..
% r b. Srlano, II. San.
Der Sampfsr 3sno TT bier nit benz
3apitdn uno IL Wann bon benz ameri=
tanii&en Sampfba9ger $eras ange-
tOmmen, Der bon San3ig nod @al-
befton befimmt mar. Der 8agger
tent tpdbreno zines Sturmss in Der
0dbe Der 6sbriben. Sie Bemannun9
Hiiatste in bic tlsinen Boote. aber zines
berielben nit benz L. Offisier unb 81
Manr ianf iofort uno ale SniaKsn srs
tranfen. Sie ueberlebenoen trieben
mebrere Sage auf benz Meere lumber,
bsbor fe aufsefiidt tpxroen. Die 2eute.
uel4e fur4tbar burd Sunser unb
&dlte g%elitten batt.n, iagen. baB fie
turs bepor Der 3enO in SiGt fam, bas
Coos ge3oaen bdtten, tuer iein 2eben
laHen miiKs, um ben Wnberen our
Nabruns su bienen.
Waroecp.
s rana6fifde Miffion.
9an9er, IL. San. Die Nit=
slieber Der frana6ffdsn biplomatiiden
WiiiOn mad Sea tueroen fd beute auf
einsm 3reu3er nod 2ara9e eini6iHen.
Sbre tpeitere &eife su 9anbe miro bur1
2abaIerie geidibt perben. Ser Gull
ton bat befoblen, baB benz frans6fiden
@eianotsn Elm gldnaenoer gmpfang be-
reitet ueroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

0~eoeesteS.
S~nbianaYsIts Rafees%reFe:
geu6bnI. bts gutter 10-l2e; prtxsa BID %
nablter A-16e ; SSonep 82i-83e. 0oGAsa
Yeaow Is bts 22e, sSapa $3.50.
SIN Pa6etsu:
Arioia $13.75. Zion $13.76, Serfet sl3.76:
Caracas $l3. 26. DiamorthY $12. 30, Duta
Sasa Blenb SIG. 3d. aiIBou& S12. rs, 0at.s
Htenbeb Sapa $l2.6O.
Sm6er-Oontnoes 8.70e; Sti6sudes 2 10
puluertRrter 6.60e; xxx4 $uIpertNrter 8.66s,
fetner sranultrter $3.50; Cubes 6.75s; goxs
iectioners' G6 Lee; N~ibserpoob q 6.85e; B1h
mig u 6.75e; GanYtre 49, Oc; SbeaI syt-a
SoIben 6 6.5oe; Btnbior ertra 9 6.6Os
&ibsepocb 6 b.55e; seIber 6 8. 4be; Is
ber 6.15.
@etrOdnete S~ra@te-Aepfel, an Der eo.as
setrcdnet, &c; Sobcnnesbeeren Il bts KS;
@ttron 18e bis lac; %ofnen, . Grorm, pei
Pfumb. Il, 8 erown 7ie. 4 GrOwn TIC iaa,
menfreie ibis Sc, California ghsseatel 7xe;
euItana nc. traportirte suItana lie Bis I4e
California Apriioien Sc bis Lee.
pidIes-24O0 I'M Sab $40; 12Oc tn 1aS
50; 1900 TN QaIbfab $500; 600 TIM Sas
81. &c.
Sprup-Stanbarb @ern 23e bts 26e; DC,
rudbIter &c BIB 32e; Sorsburm s8e BIZ 8Ss;
Stem Orleans RoIsfes 1se Bis 26e; seudbIs
ter 30c Biz 38c.
Gtn8ema9te Sri@te-BIadterrtes 8 3D.,
$l.10e gea@es etanbarb, 8 4fh., "a
2.26; combs 8 Hfunb 81. 6O-s1. e6; BE
Eeades. 81. 40-$1.6O; Ananos, etanbart,
Z 3d., 81. so; eeennbs, 2 qfxxA,
81 .% S1.45; crime 8obnsn. 8 gfanb Ras,
men, 8abauaa Ananas S1.Sc-S2. a5e.
@efsbte Grbien, 81. 20-$l.7 70, frH3e SShsxi %
@entS. &arrom 90e, etnsepetGte 66s-SG
tomatoes, Q Bfuna, 81. 1O-S1.16, 6udss,
2orn SOc-Sl.2 %. apfeIbutter. per Tmtsas,
8 Bfunb. 81.
NiiHe-BrosiI neu Sc Bis 1Oe; Suberts IL A.,
ManbeIn IA; wei8f9aIise NanbeIn l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn l5e; Heamuts &c bis SIS,
ser0tete 7c bis &c; GnsIi@e 8aIntiHs
effs-RaIa( 40 Or. Esf). Sat. Ellie p
gaIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
SO a . ubaoff lag /.

% . b q of a9t-
paris, IL. San. giae-aomiral
SubaioH, bas ruffi&e Mitslieo Der
interuationalen 2ommiifion fur Inter.
iu9uns Der SdieBerei in Der 9oroiee,
that bi. aeuberung. oab m0sli1er
@eiie elm ebrenpoler Grieoe suii4en
&uBlauo unb Sapan seidlOhen meroe.
Sieis gemsrtung erregt INN 10 grobsres
aufiebsn, ba bic Witslieber Der Bot
i6nft ieitbsr cine iOlde Soee als ernieo:
rigsub fiir GuBlanb surtidsewiefen
baben. 2sBters anfdten tann mon
als inbipibusle anieben. aber es III 3u
bebenten, baB 9ubalof brett bon pe=
tsrsburg tommt, no er naa benz Sale
Bort Nrthur's cine ldngere 2onferen3
nit benz 9aiier batte. Wan fann aiIo
annebmsn. oaB feline 8emertuns bic IN
p~stersburssr leitsnoen 3reiien berr-
i9enoe Stimmung tp!eosrgibt. Ser
admiral fa9te:
Sd s6gsrs ni9t au ertldren, oaB
mir einem nidt a0Sufernen Jrieoen
ent9egen ssben. Wir peroen bic Soc
paner in port Nrtbur auf Dem @ebiete
laHen, bas fe iebt in Der Wanof4urei
beIebt baben. Wir tpsrben uns oaran
MAIDEN, cine mddtise untiberpinbli4e
Slate az i9afen, TIM bic Sberberr=
f&aft our See gu baben. Sies 1T abb
iolut notbwenoig. penn mir i'm nd4.
Hen 3risse nit Sapan fessn molten.
Der &eff uniersr 5lotte beftebt aus
krammerr unb it Der iapanii1en
Seema4t bur9aus ni4t estpa9isn."
RnBlano.
Son Of.Mfrtta O..
g I. petersburg, IL. San.
Die @erii9ts bon Der Nntunft elmer ia-
pantheon 6lotte bel Diego @arcia,
@bagos Snisln. finoen in Der aomira-
litdt feinen 8lauben.
Die rufffde 6lotte tann au Sibutil,
6rana6fI9=S omaliano, in ben Sc
pdKern Maoaaascar's uno &euniOn's
0orrdtbs bon sisenen SranspOrti9ifeu
unb BON ben bsnat barten fran35fihen
Beibuneen einnebmen, Obne uria9e
3u einem iapanii9en prOtefie 81 9eben,
ba bic bsstsli&sn gefimmungen bic
ielben finb mie i'm ipanii9=ameritani=
i9en Srisse.
3eues preBseeb.
g t. petersbur9, IL. San.
Sn an5etra9t Der Widtisteit zines
nsusn prsBseFebes bei9dftigt fi9 bas
Minifsr-g omite isbt iebr einsebsno
nit bemielben. Gin geidluB in bisier
gs3isbuns miro mOrsen ertuartet. Ra'
ttirlid srrparten bic 2eitunesreoafteurs
oas &siultat nit GROCER Spannun9.
Seutidlanb.
u n parteii d.
Berlin, IL. San. 2aiier Wil=
belm smpfing geftern oen ruiiiden
8oti9aftsr unb briidie ibm feline srube
Repunberuns fur Sen. St6Bel's 8sr=
tbsioisuns BON pOrt artbur aus.
5suts empfing er ben iapanii6en @e=
fanbten unb bepunoerte Sen. No9i.
3 uno M ifabo bnnfen n.
Berlin, II. Son. ser Gar
uno Der Witabo baben belize tief se-
riibrt fur bic ibren reipectiben 8enerd=
len bonn beuti6sn 2aiier berlisbent
aus3ei9nun9 seoantt.
6 I Il T m E.
Berlin, IL. San. 9eutfdlanh
iff neueroings wieoerum bon f1weren
Sdnseffrmsn beimgeiu1t poroen,
na9bem nod nidt einmal Der gan3e
urnfang Der Berbeerun9sn oes UNI bic
S~a5rsswsnbe sntfehelten Ortans, tpel=
der Defenders on ben 2iiien Der 0oro-
unb Office hauts. bat fsftsefelt tperoen
t6nnen. Iu9 oiesmal baben sablrei9e
Srte Der Worbieeftrfe am f9merffen
gelitten, unb es tanu taum ~ausbleibsn.
oaB unter einem nambaften $beil Der
geb6lterung Elm Notbfanb ausbri6t,
tuenn ni9t iofort cine 9ilfsattiOn ein-
osIs,Sst ko;xA QNar ;uFsoroXxha
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
5 rans6fif9s Miffion n.
Sanemarf.
@ | It erfrifis 8.

2openbagen, IL. San. Die
iibrisen bes 9sunbsr=2 abinettes fino
nu, aud suriidgetreten. Ser 66nig
eriu9te fie Die @ei4dfte fortaufhbren,
biz lire Na9folger bieielben iibsrneb=
men f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

As0rfte = 9erduderte Bratuura 6}e.
trantfurter 7sc; Bologna In Ddrmex Sc, in
Tii& SIC.
SNmat3 - tn Eterces i. Dual. 81; q
nuaIitdt 85se; 8. NuaIitdt e4e
Dutter, 0ter uuo 0eHAeet
GAMBLER beaabIen foIsenbe Preie:
Butter Country, lac, Greomert 80
eIgtx 3ie
0ir-22e PER Datenb.
9ibner Sc. Sdbne 8. Turiets-l0-13:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

Maf tbr 1euti6e, fotmutt
nit Weib uno 3inb, bas Blibmdb'i
tpirb gu9 belobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

SAFE.
engros . S~ertaufsprefie Snportrter
S@peaersdie DOC per Rfune esnbetmtt9e.
s@ueuertdie 17e, 0tsconfn Cream . Rdfs
153, Stem gort gbebbors 132e, etmbesms
f&er 2irsburser 13-14e. Bird l3-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
Mnitdt 9ubaloff'S.
Neue grObe Serbeernngem 0Ird sdueefiirnle in
Seati9lano.
Ser umpartefide beutide aaHr.-Se rnfite 5lute bei M~abagastar.
S~rans6iide Miiiom IN WaroHo. -Hartamentsfampfe in 9enHd=
lamb.-Sefeur gabnDerfebr augefrebt.

oNeUf DNsSS ~" W.
bon IA 95pfen in bic See binaus=
setrieben mar unb idon aIs perloren
salt, au fsinsn 9lntsrplab aurids.-
febrt lit.
Nber aud i'm B~innenlanbe haben bic
abermaligen Sttirme g,maltigen Sda=
ben angeri9tet. Sn Der nmsegenb bon
fino aanae @alofdden umses
tuebt, bic i96nfen Bu6en- uno gi4en=
beitdnoe lisgen am 8Oben. SIN &ies
fensebirse it ansr Wertsbr unterbro-
den, unb es btirfte eeraume 3sit pdb.
rem, big bic aepaltigen S4neemafer
iowsit aus benz @ese seidaft Rnb.
um Sanbsl uno @anoel mieosr frsie
8abn gu MAIDEN.
Ghr befferen 8abnber.
tebr.
Berlin, IL. Sanuar. -
Die 3dnfersien amif6en ben @iien.
babn=@ srtpaltuneen Der bsrI9isoenen
gunbestaaten, untsr tpel9sn Der gers
tebr felt Sabr uno Sag idper lit, finb
ibrem gnoe nabe. 9ertreter
Der Ysrtsbrsminiterien bon preuBen,
SadTen, 8apern, @drttembere, Sl-
benburg uno Redlenburg traten beuts
bier gu elmer 2onferens 3uiammen,
osrsn 3msd Die Seieiti9uua Der bic
@si6dftsuelt ibuer iddoieenoen uebel'
itdnbe III. YrsuBsn. Wtrtsmbsrg uno
8apsrn einiaten fi9 bereits bOr orei
Monaten bahin, bab bic unn6tbige
Nufbaltuns uno umlabuns bon Waa.
rem auf ben 8ren3ftatiOnen aufbOren
iOle, aber Die hbri9en genannten Staa-
ten i6loHsn fi9 oieiem Abtommen
nidt an.
&ebolte 6 ongp.
8erItn, IL. San. Cine Be-
teide Of, bic vSdelide &unoidau" bon
BrtiHel melbet, bab bic Na9ri9t bon
sinsm Qufftanoe i'm @Ongo=6reifaate
o~ffi3iel nidt befdtiJt fei, oaB aber un=
Offi3isIe Na6ridtsn in sans pOfitiber
6orm bsrfi9ern. baB i'm Wan9ala=
Oifritte cine &ebolte auseebroden lei.
gingsborene Sruppen iOllsn'semsutert
uno ibrs Offaiere set6otet baben. Ser,
ner Tel bic ameritanii9e Miifion er=
ffhrmt unb bis0 Granddaughter Der 8aiai=
@ompagnie aerii6rt moroen.
paa d n Der 8 n E.
Berlin, II. San. Ser nationals
liberale Shbrsr Or. paai9e, Der be.
bauptete 9suti9lanb uno gnslano
bdtten Dor einsm 8riss asitanben, wiro
idarf tritifirt. Wan fast, tpenri ieine
8~ehauptuns ri4tig mar, lei es BON
ibm inbistret 9eneien fe au MAIDEN,
penn fe absr nidt ridtis tpar, 10
babe er oas Mniehen isiner Stelung
miBbrau1t UNI bic 8e3iebun9en amis
iden SeutI9lano unb @rOBbritannien
3u iddoisen.
Ser &eeierung mar Der SOIL iebr
unangenebm.
Streit.
g o m, IL. San. Bon AZ
8ruben fnb nun iber 10000 Berg
leute am Strsif. Wan elaubt, baB
Der Nusfanb nidt lange bauerr tann,
oa bic Streiter au 3ablreid finb, um
bon oenen, bic tu.i~terarbsiten, erhalten
3u psroen.
poItti9e &dmp {.
BerGin, IL. San. SIM &ei&s-
tag uie i'm Nbeeorbnetenbauie bsgin=
rer in ben nd9ftsn Wo4en i9mere
2dmpfe. SIN erfieren tusreen bic
0anoelsbertrdse oas StreitObiett Bill
Den, in lebtsrem bic &Gaalborlaae. Sn
betref beiesr @egsnfdnoe fnb bic 2on=
ierOatiben uneinis, uno bic 3eitunss-
febben Der lsbten @o9en baben bic
@egenidbe nur peri9drft.
H ebiipn bes Sefauer
l1rtbeiIs.
Berlin, IL. San. Sas bielers
pdbnte urtbsil bes SeKauer &riegsge-
rints. tuelhes bon mebreren 8arteien
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12
o ema {.

Rotbs 8iiben-$1.7b per SOB.
Graut-6ec bis 76c per Sab.
g~IumenfobI $3.25 per Sab.
@urfen 40c per Rorb.
@eIerp-per Ban9 zoe.
@riine 8obnen 75c per 1uibeI.
RartofeIn 81. 00-1.16 per Sad.
eabfartoHeIn 50. 75-3.26 per Sat.
Stabilize 8c-18c per Dubenh 8un@es.
%bubarb lOc per Ddsenb.
Salat 12c per 8funb.
SpiebeIn - 81 per Buibel.
Spant@e 3ruieteln 81. 70 per Srote.
Rapp Bobnen $2.10 per Huibst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-12

Die srDbte 1niperfitG t
Der Nelt 1T aairO, gsppten, nit H.
900 Stubenten; fie ftammen aus alien
Steilen bet mohammebanii6en Welt
unb itubiren in &airo bas muielmas
niiGe Ge9t, Gefhi9te nnb SheoIos.e.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
Administrators Notice of Sale.

In the Superior Court Of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Spokane.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jen-
ME M. Swain, deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That /,
II. B. Hotchkiss, administrator of
the estate of Jennie M. Swain, de-
ceased, will, on the 30th day of
November, 1905, sell at private
sale, the following described real
estate belonging to said estate, to
wit: Lot thirteen 13), in block
two ca, of Dennis G. Bradley's ad-
dition to Spokane, situated in Spo
kane county, state of Washington,
to the highest bidder therefor;
All bids must be in writing and
will be received at the offices of
Merritt & Merritt, attorneys at
law, No. 421 THE Rookery,' in
the city of Spokane, Spokane coun.
ty, state of Washington.
Fl. B. HOTCHKISS,
Administrator.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15

paper bulletin boards, and men go
through the streets displaying deep
seated anger and desire for re-
venge against the election swim
oilers that will not go Gown.
During it all the only expression
that can be heard at Tammany
hall is the frayed boss declaration:
oh. HE'LL, WHAT ARE YOU GO
ING TO DO ABOUT IT?'
Nevertheless, something is going
to happen. Tammany's old sup
pOrters now betrayed by Murphy
won't forget. Whether Mcclellan
is seated or not, there are clear
signs that Chas. Francis Murphy
will have to step down, contracts
in hand from his throne power.
Even now there is internal dissen.
sion at Tammany hall led by the
| little and big Tim Sullivans, east.
side local cars. 1t is believed by
many that Big Tim, who is plan.
ming to give up his seat in con,
gross next year, will be recognized
as the next leader of Tammany.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
By Marlen e. Pew.

BY Maren e. Pew.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-While
VIM. Randolph Hearst's fight goes
on for the seat he claims Tam
many fraud and thuggery has tenn
porarily deprived him of, the peo'
pie of this city are having a lesson
in the crimes of bossism that ex-
ceeds in value any possible instruc-
ton that might have resulted from
a clear-cut election of the munich
pal ownership candidate.
Grave questions of law and pre-
cedent make 1t doubtful in the
minds of the ablest judges that
Hearst will gain an ultimate vic
tory. That Tammany, under the
wicked hand of Boss Murphy, swim
died the will of the majority is
conceded on all sides. When at the
polls money failed to make voters
sell their franchise, Tammany
gangs intimidated them, drove
them from the polls or pounded
them into unconsclousness.
There are scores of cases of po-
lice record Of men who were set
upon by these criminal bands. their
bones broken, eyes gouged out and
flesh bruised and battered.
There is ample evidence at hand
to show a perfectly linked connec-
ton between the brutal, Russian
ized and desperate tactics of Tam
many with the heretofore highly
respected circle of financial graft
ers of the Depew, Mccall, McCur-
dy, Morgan and Ryan type.
Wall street threw its greasy
graft money into Murphy's hands
to buy the election. Wall street,
the great investment treasury Of
the peoples money, supported
Tammany to man and fought
tooth and nail to defeat VIM. Ira
vers Jerome, who is relied upon by
honest citizens to effect ample and
Justified punishment of Richard A.
McCurdy and his colleagues of the
white graft profession in the same
spirit of impartiaIity that he would
convict the guilty petty thief.
Lincoln Steffens, author of the
"Crimes of the Cities" recently
said that reforms in politics would
precede reforms in modern dishon-
est commerce. Mr. Steffens said
that so long as seemingly respect
able business men would give
brides just so long would ignorant
politicians in power accept those
brides.
New York is mad clear through.
Even now it would require only a
hot-headed and impulsive leader to
bring about scene of disorder and
violence. The heat of excitement
attending the campaign is as great
now as on election day.
Crowds still surround the news.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
Will SEND
LATEST PLANS

c. M. Levey, third vice presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific, has
sent word to Mayor Daggett that
plans for the raising of the tracks
through Spokane would be for
warded to him within a few days.
The last plans of the railroad met
general disapproval and were not
accepted. The present plan is to
raise the track eight feet and to
make subway in the street, eight
feet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
BIG DOCKET
UP FOR TRIAL

The criminal term of the federal
court will probably be completed
today, and tomorrow the largest
civil docket ever tried in this city,
even in the days when the entire
state comprised the district, will
be commenced. There are 16
cases noted for trial at present and
one or two more to come. The
first to be tried is that of the Sea-
grave company against the city, to
collect pay for fire truck for
which the city claims to have turn
ed the money over to an agent OF
the complaining company.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
n15T[R1 Of DISAPPEARANCE
Of mrs. k[ut1 Uh50LV[D

the Kalispell saloon. A registered
letter receipt to Cedonia, addressed
to James Kelly, was also found
with a letter from the postmaster
of the place stating that Kelly had
gone to Republic.
No trace of the woman, who is
about as years old, can be found
and what has happened to her is
mystery.
When Mrs. Kelly applied for the
position of domestic for Mrs. Win
ston she stated she wanted home
where she could live the rest of
husband left her penniless, and she
had to go to work.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
(0Rb|h ROAD BONDS ON
R[(0RD

of the company, and a series of
1900 bonds in the sum of $1,000
each is to be issued as the several
sections of the road are completed
in construction, the bonds to COM
mence bearing interest on the LIST
of the coming July. A valuation
of 100000 per mile is given the
property, and the estimated length
of the road is $50 miles.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15

The police department of the city
are unable to solve the mystery
surrounding the disappearance Of
Ellen Kelly, one of the domestics
at the home of Mrs. p. H. Winston.
Not one word has been heard of
the woman since her leaving the
house at 1924 Pacific avenue on
November 4. She left all her
clothes and money was coming to
her for work.
Last night her room was search
ed and clipping from a news.
paper were found showing that her
husband had been in town and was
robbed a short time ago of $50 at
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15

Cartoonist Bushnell has made a
great and forceful picture of the
upward struggle of the nations to-
ward the ideal state in which there
shall be perfect liberty, equality
and brotherhood. That mankind
creates Ideals and then fights to-
ward them through all manner of
sacrifices, martyrdoms, revolutions,
rebellions and equally intense war.
fare of ideas in peace, forms the
great and inspiring drama of the
ages. individuals are born and die,
but the human mass struggles on.
ward and upward.
Today the Russian breaks from
his bonds of serfdom and has just
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15

set his foot upon the upward path
He has before him the threat of
mob rule and revolution, and
ahead he sees Spain all but stran'
gled in corruption; Germany strug-
Cling with the forces of militarism;
England enmeshed in the red tape
of conservatism, and Uncle Sam at
the finish of a successful attack on
bossism. But all are still undis-
mayed, pressing toward their
ideals.
Today the individual Englishman
has more liberty than the citizen
of any other nation, but no equal
ity. France has a large measure
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of equality without real liberty.
The Russian probably leads all in
the real spirit of brotherhood. He
has had to unite with his fellows
SO long against his oppressors that
the common form of address among
the people is little brother" and
it Is more than an empty phrase.
The Russian workman is the true
unionist. If but two men are to
work upon a job. they will not
start it until they have formed a
union. with one of them chief over
the other Theer is, probably, not
a factory or workshop in Russia
which is not organized on union
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15

D. c. Corbin placed on record
in the office of the county auditor
panytoday the first official evidence
of his scheme for financing the Spo-
kane International Railway COM
pany. A first mortgage was filed
for record, the fiscal agent being
the Knickerbocker Trust company
Of New York. The instrument COW
ers all property, real and personal,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
DRAFT AND
BUY MEN
FROM COAST
(Scripps News Associatiou.)

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 15.-The
national baseball commission met
in this city today to consider drafts
and purchases from the coast
league. The following purchases
were approved: BY New York
American, Pitchers Hit and Whal-
en- of San Francisco, Keefe of Ia
coma. By St. Louis American, First
Baseman Louis Nordyke of Ia
coma. Drafts approved by st.
Louis National, Infielder Bennett
of Seattle, Catcher Byrnes of Oak.
land.
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lines in the true spirit of brother
hood.
More and more the people of all
nations are touching elbows, are
learning from each other, are
cheered by each others successes,
and are able to bind up each 9th
er's wounds.
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SHAW WILL
STAND PAT
(Scripps News Assoclation,)

(SCrlppS NEWS ASSOcFHtIUI'I
NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Secretary
Shaw is in this city today and said
in regard to the stringency in the
money market he at present was
stand patter" with open mind. He
says he will see ire merchants to
ascertain if the strlngency is re-
flected in business. Ee said: "If
decide to do anything, everybody
will know as soon as anybody"
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GOES
after MAYOR

Councilman Estep raised quite a
disturbance last night at the meet
ing of the city cuncil by accusing
Mayor Daggett of vetoing the bill
making Detective McPhee a SER
geant and other increase in the
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DEMANDED
(Scripps News Association. J

(Scripps News Associat1on.)
BUTTE, Mont, Nov. Is. - Jews
and Gentiles at a mass meeting
raised $500 to aid suffering Russian
Jews. A resolution was adopted
asking Roosevelt to intervene and
stop the massacres, if necessary to
send warships to Russia as done
during the Roumanian massacres.
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police force. He accused the mayor
of trying to form political ma
chine in the police force. He pro-
posed that the ordinance be passed
over the mayors head, but he was
beaten.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-15
REDUCE DUTY
ON THE HIDES
(Scr'pps News Association.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Is
Shoe manufacturers, headed by
Governor Douglas of Massachu-
sets, called on the president this
morning to ask for a reduction of
duty on hides.
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GUILTY OF
DEGRADING
(Scripps News Associat,on.)

(Scr1pps news Assoclat!on.J
MILES CITY, Mont, Nov. 15.-
T. ]. Newman, formerly county
officer, was sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary for participa.
ton in extensive bounty frauds as
a result of which the state lost
several thousand dollars.
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THREE ASPHYXIATEp
(Scripps News Association.)

tScrlppS News AsSociatton.)
PATERSON. n. j., Nov. IS. -
Mrs. Catherine Schroeder, 62;
Christian Schroeder, 33, and Ira
LaForge, 10, are dead here from
asphyxiation by a broken gas pipe
in the kitchen.