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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24

Sepo6eItes e@wetnefenG - Rnr@enlo1es
Sanep Big $3.50; 4lares BeaR SIS 90; Saup
y $500; Short GIear s14.5O; samrpf
<18. 90.
@sborrtes Htabfet4 - e@tnten, req.
Sets: l8te; Rubsnfetten los; Snneai. l64;
Ra64eI 16c.
S1n1al3 - In xierees Il. Dual. ss; Q
DnaIitdt $50; 8. nuaIitat e3e
Hirfae eeran@erte SrotUuxf s}e
5ranif,rtsr 73e; Bologna Ia Ddrursx &C.. In
Saa9 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
. maseusRssf,.

Ttntottt-Bertdufspreie: SO Oil o..
Rice Sertaufsprefe: 50 0o@yl0.00
Eeli&torn - Rertaufspreis: ie xs& ses
0uatts6t, 90 Bic 66c.
0dfer-9e&dt 44-16e; In ben xebrrs
S8.00N$10.Oo per Femme. Neuer e3 to-,
etrob-4reHe. ie mad BEN Sab. Ia Bal
len, $6.0O-$6 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
3mgss Gnt8letimn9.
so Yerionen berlsbt.

2incoIn. Neb., %. Wdr3.
Der BurlinatOn.3 ug Ro. 40, bon
@ranb Sslanb nod 2ineoln, enteleifs
in @sf- 2ineOln unb breibig perionen
muroen mebr ober tueni9er f9wer pers
Isbt. Inter ibnen fnb: 6. 6. Star=
burg bon Wafbin9ton. o. 6. uno
g6as. 6. @asfiG bon Mlma. Neb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
0efMIa@fetts &{tn.

TrN9es RtnbFef6-EeRls9e Stere - 81
7e; beige Shere 8-sie: 4ieioe Ntnbes
$50 bs FOO Rfusb 7e; hsfse 3ii3e 40e
6ss $50 Rfinb 5ae: &abe 650 BIB ESQ 4funb
&C.; etier gorberptertd &c, etter 1&nter'
oterteI lie, Sinh NtntepiertI 9e, Sinh
gorbsrpserteI &c. Rub Ecrteruisrtel 40 &ab
6;nterbtertel 7}c.
Srif9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie, 2tnter'
uisrtei l3e, yorberuierteI Sc.
Trl@es S@aiFetf& 2sdnuHer pei Ptsxh
12c /; e4afe 9}e; 6&extel i8e; Rads tra
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
&Gmereteu.

Rotber 8leeidmen 81 .00-7.75.
gnglii&er RIeeiamen $7.75-s.00.
Mlbte &Ieeiaraen 81. 60-8.CO.
AIfaIfa 8Ieefanen $7.60-S.00.
8eiber &leeiamen $500.
Sepdblter Timotbp $l.70-l.6l
Srbinarer Bis gutter 9issotbp 81. 86-1.so.
5aneb 8entudp 8Iausras Sl.0c-1.s6.
9Iausras in gbaff 60c.
@nsIf9es gIausrus $1.45.
Or9arb @ras $'.7O-1.8O.
&eo 9op IN gbaff 76c-$l.10.
&afer &orn 76e-$1.00.
Arnber 3uasrrObr Samen $1.OO-1.26.
Neiber Saferiarnen 40e
Sribiabrs @erfte $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes 8orn 81. OO-L.25.
geb Sob GnfIase $l.1O-1.25.
Com Seas $l.2s.
Miuet $1.00 Bis $1.a5.
5ribiabrss@ei 81 40.
SetspiebeI. rueibe, seIbe unb rotbe SAYS
per Bufbel.
Sui &artofeI, geIbe Seriet, Bermuda,
geIbe Nan5emono uno fibIibe Queen So. 90 Der
5ab; rotbe Ranfeu1onb $2.75; grafIianit9e
$3.50.
RartofeIn, friibe 6 Do9en zoe per BuibeI:
friibe Dbio 65c per BuibeI; fribe gtoie 55e per
friibe Burbanf 5cc per BuibeI; tribe
3ebron 45e per 8uibeI; RuraI Netp gorf urb
Sreer ytountatn z0c per guibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
2acpma Dpr benz
Brill

priengeri9te
SeattI", Wafb., %. Wdr3.
Ser ftslbertretsnbe StaatsIetretdr Noee
tsIesrapbtrts Der ROrtbwstern . DAM
pfer=@ eieli6aft, bab bic Tacoma"
peI&e bon ben Sapanern setapsrt
tuurbe. nod @asaiati sebradt moroen
fei, no bas iapanif9e priienseri9t In
@ibuns if.
Sobn g. hartmann, Der 8ertretsr
Der @eieaidaft, t%elegrap6irte auriid,
oab oie Tacoma" teine &riesseontrs=
banbs on 8orb babe. sic lei Direct
nod Shanghai befimmt, unb iebss
Gab Glsii4, bas fe sslaoen, Jet an
sinsn @siddftsmann in eenannter
Staot bsfimmt. DDS Staatsbeparte=
me1t pirb eriu9t. uomOali9 gu uer-
binOerr. bah bic rSacoma" bonn &C.
ri9te als prife erfIdrt ptro.
S9ilIer-Seier.
gIebetanb, O., "a. Wdr3.
Die @orbereitunssn fur Die am 9. unb
10. Wai ifa~ttfinoenoe SdiQsrs6 eisr
fine in bolem @ange. Gin Geii9or
bon nabssu 1000 Stimme1 it nit ben
proben bon &omberg's y2ieb bon Der
@lode" beiddftigt, melae COMPETITION
am erffsn Sage our AuHibrung toms
men io1. Mubsrbem ftnb nod 3i9arb
Wasnsr's 2aiiermarid" uno bas r2ieo
an bic Grsube" In Worbereituns. Mud
psrben mebrere lsbenbs 8iloer aefelt.
Die beutfde Gsfrsbs mirb bon profef-
ior 0ugO MtinFerber9 bon Bottom, bic
en9Iif9e bon benz bisfsen &e4t;anualt
Wirstl g. 0lins aebaltsn.
Iu9 in allen 6fentli9en S9ulen
mirb bic S&iaer- Setter uiirois besa1-
gen tuerben. Sn BEN .unteren 2laRen
Der @rammari9ulen iiben iebt bic Sim
Der bas 2ieb .Mit benz pfeiI. benz
gogen", in ben mittleren bas &eiter=
lieb vWoblduf, 9ameraben" unb in
ben oberen 2lafen uub ben 9o4i9u'
len $heile aus Der @ombers'f9en Cont
petition bes @lodenliebes Elm. Diefe
@eidnse tOmmen 9elesentli9 Der SOUL
feier gum @ortraee.
St1ber9a geunben.
atron, o., %. Mdr3. Gin se=
miKsr @soree 2obse ffolperte,
als er ant Shoufsr bes Silber Safe
entlans i6ritt, tibsr Elm srObes Metaas
fid, wel8es fi9 ieoO& bel senauerer
unteriudune als elm S~ilberbarren
ertpies. 9oose bOlte alsbalo feinen
8ruber berbei uno ben 8eiben eelans
es. ni9t weniser als 26 FOLDER gars
rem nit einem Sur9i&nittssewi&t bon
etwa 100 pfuno, 3uiammen alfo iiber
eine SonneS ilber, ausau9raben. 6enrp
Weimore, uelder bier Dor einiger 3eit
i'm Ilter bon ITO Sabren ifarb, pfie9te
bdnfig au er3dblsn. baB cine 500 Wann
tarte Snoianerbanbe tur3 Dor Der
S1Iadt bon Sippscanoe Die um9egenb
oes See 1d@tlidsrpeiIe pl6blia berlieb.
unb man elaubt, bab bic &oebbdute
Dor ibrem Mb3ug ben Silberf4ab benz
WaNsr oes Sees anbertraut baben.
Ill i.S II o o n=2 9 a..
golumbus 8, o., %. Mdr3. -
Inter ben Nufpieien Der Mnti-S Saloon.
2iga if eine 8ewesun9 berboraerufen
porben, rum ben 4 Suli bon berrs
f&enben WiBbrdu6en au befreien". gs
folen am 4. Suli In ieoem @ountp
patriotiide Semperens=0 eriammlun9en
i'm 6reien gebalten uerben.
49,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24

Wafttngton, %. Wdra. =
ADMIRAL Setpep, befien 8efnoen fi9 in
letter 3eit bebeuteno gebeRert bat. bate
beute nit benz prdRoenten cine lange
unterrebnns hber 6lottenanseIeeenbei.
ten. r1sber bic g~inael6eiten Der 2onfe-
ren3 lit Ni4ts betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
San 9omingo
&iro ullrI BON Selgien m alte Tor6ernngeu
g%en1abnt.
Grpeoiipn ;r g~eu6ahtuns elmer sonneniniermiB. Ser &ufeauEroseB 81
Stem gorf besonuen. = gearp's neues NorbpolS dif. = 9eiden=
~feieridfdeu su grpdtun, Wah. -Gleuatur6rauS ;u Mun.
~Sh.-Stanoarb Oa 60. perurtbeIh.


grodton, Wah., %. Wdrs.
6eute fanoen bic 6fentliden 2eiden=
feierli9teiten fur msbr als stpei Subsnb
Der Bet ben, Branbe Der @lobsr s9ub=
fabrif nmeetommenei, ffatt. Die mel.
FEN Gabriten batten gei4lohsn, bic
9anae Stabt tpa in Srauer.
8rodton, MaK., %. Wdr3.
Die 3abI Der um9etrmmenen miro iebt
auf SO anssssben. Die 2ei9sn bon
IS wurben gefunoen, aber nur IL
ibentiicirt.
@Iebator-B rauo b.
alton, 3d., %. Wdra. @iner
Der glebatorert Der Sports WiGins 60;
brannte beute ab. gon $4,000 Bui6sl
Wei3sn murbe Der sr6Bsre She'll bur6
WaRer Ober Jeu.r bei9doigt. Ser
Seiammtbsrluf pirb auf 500, 900 gee
iGdbt.
g tanbarb Oil b q n b
berurtbeiIt.
SoptinsbiIIe, 3d., %.
Mdra. Die Standard Oil 60. III 3u
800 Strafe trsgen 8srtaufss bon pe=
trOlsum obne 2iesna bsrurtbsiIt uor-
ben; 49 anbere Sdls, bic nod gssen fe
i9ueben, fno peri9obsn tuOroen, big
bas nrtbeil beg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
borlisgt.
Sprier Saiti.
90 q I o n, Is. Mdra. @e-
iauotsr pOwsa bat benz Stats Eepar:
tement mitsetbeilt, baB Die &esierune
bon 9aiti bic Grif, tusl9e ben ipri.
f9en 8efbern bon amerifanif9sn
8trgerpapieeen gum IerlaRen oss
2anbss gewdbrt wuroe, bonn L. Apri!
big gum Is. Mai berldnssrt bat.
u9esaIMib @oeietp."
@afhington, %. Wdr3. prof.
b. Brieien bon Der 2sgal Nio Socistp
bat bon prdfosnt &ooieoelt einsn
Brief erbalter, In benz berielbe bic gr-
nennuns gum Gbren : 8i3eprdfoenteu
Der gsieli&aft annimmt.
8uffaIpBiIl abgewiefsn.
Sbertban, Wpo., %. Wdra.
Sas 2reisseri6tliuiss bsute bas gdei-
oungsgeiu9 Col. Wm. s. @oop's
(Bufalo Yia) ab.
6ilfsfheriff
Colorado springs, gulo.,
90. Mars. 5rau gli3abstb SAB Cob
barb. bstannt tpsgsn ibrer Bemibuns
gen gum S1ube Der 8biere, purbe
beute gum 6iIfs. Sheriff eruannt. Die
grnsnuuug tpuroe gsma9t, I'm fe in
ibrsn fpe3ie0sn B~efrebungen au unier-
ittbsr, gibt Iibr aber glei93eitig ale
&s1te zines 9IfsfberiHs.
pofbieb entlo6en
Saeoma, Waf6.. %. Mdra.
gilbert s. Bell, beReu Spe3ialitdt bas
Steblea bon poffdder III, bat In ber'
,pesener Weiis feline Jlu&t aus benz
Bunossssfdnsnihe auf MeNesl's 50.
lamb betpertfeIist unb III in bic bi9ten
Wdlber aeHoben. 2ebtsn Mpril tpurbe
CT 3u 2 Sabren 3u9tbaus perurtbsilt;
er tuiro in bielen Stdbten berlangt.
Wiffionarin aus@bi n a..
abin9ton %. Wdr3. =
6rau u. 8. Drills, cine Miifionarin,
psl9e bi. erite Saubfummenanfalt In
@bina sriinoete. wurbe beute benz prds
fiosntsn borsefeat, Der R4 isbr fur
lire Befrebuneen intereffrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24

S~noianareIis 2afeesRreHs
GepobnI. bis gutter 10-12e; trss,a bs 40
Dabltsr k-lse ; Tanep sa&-Sss, Col %
DeIop Is Bis 22e, Saua 2e-32e.
SIN Badeten:
&rtoia $l2.75. Zion S12.75. Series sl2.75:
Caracas s12. 70. Diamortb'y s12. 80, Duid
Sasa @lemS Sig. 30, RaiIaos& s1a. 95. eatsa
SGenbeb Saua Si2.60.
8ufer-Domtnoes 8.7ae: SHId,uder 1857
paIpertfrter 6.57e; xxx4 SuIuertfrtr e.sse,
feiser srannIsrter s.37e: Cubes 8.72e: Son.
isctioners' U $3.50; 5ioseuoob Y 6.07s; RtH
MIG u 6.07e; empire rs. s2e; SbsaI Grtrs
@oIben 8 6.67e; Btnbfpr ertra 8 B,s2e,
&ibserooS 6 b.72c; seIber 9 6.s7e; B .
Der b.32.
Gtnsema&te Srl9te-BIa6berries 8fs.
SLICE Rea&es etGmbarb, 8 pfs., "a
2.26; combs 8 Yfunb 81. 60-s1. IS; III
Peades. 81. 4o-S1.60; Gnaaas, e.sxbors.
! 3d.. s1.65%s1.Se; eeeanSs, 3 Btuxh.
81 20 S1.45; crime Bobaen. 8 gfuxb aa~
men, Bahama ananas $1.90-S2. ok.
Geftebte 9xbfen. 81. - .75. frtbe sSJuxt %
Gents, Rarrop 9oe, etnsepsI@te He-8N
Tomatoes. Q gfunb. $1.10-S1.15. Sndess
Rom @c--$l.S6. HpfeIbatter. per Tutxb,
8 pfustb. 81.
M6e-BrasiI nea Sc Bis 10c; TtIberts Ise,
gsanbeln IA; wei&i&aIise @anbeIx I5s;
Sorean RanSeIn 16e; Peanuts &c BIB Sic,
ser0aets 7c bis Sc; GnsId8e &aImiHe
@etrodnete Gri9te-AepfeI, ar Der eosxs
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e tts TIC;
@itron 18e bs 14e; SoFnen. Q 9rppx, PC.
Rfuno, 7, 8 erown nc, 4 Growx nc faa,
r~1enfrete ibis SC, California 3RuseateI 7ke;
euItara nc, tnaportirte SuItana lie ba lIe
California Aprifoien Sc bis lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24

0utter, &tex uHo OtHfaeI
&dnbIer beSablen foIsenbe qrefe:
Butter - Country. 1be. 9seeuerr 20 t.
0t9i1 3Gc.
Gisr-14c per Dutenb.
Shtner 10}e. Ndbns 8. Turtets-l0-l5e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
0etretbe.

sSssen - 10. 3 rotbsr SLIP ari eele,
fen. $1.12 pom RabIem; SO. 8 rotba $I.c5
Taara $l.o7i BsseRwssex sl.12.
Rorn (neaes) - SO. 1 weit 49{c 80. q
weib 4s}e; 20. 9 wetb 4 t.; 80. 4 nett,
Ate; Ro. 2 weib semai9i 4ss nc. 8
~etb senrti@t 49,; SO. 4 wetS eeHfQ,
47e; No. 2 eeIb Acc: No. 8 seIt 40 /,
20. 4 seb 4T; go. 2 eeaat9t 40 ;
Ro. 8 aenai&t ACC; go. 4 eeni3t - !;
RpIben 49,.
Safer- Hs. 2 uetba 32a ; 30. 8 rstta
23e; 70. 2 Senif@t1 32s; 10. 8 aeHsE9ta
S14e.
Qeu 30. 1 atlnotts $40 30 20.
2, SO 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24
SmifsnaMri&ten.

Netp Dort: n@ebrie" nod 9iperpool;
ga Sapoie" nod 9aure; Brain"
nod Bremen; .Barbarofa" BON
Bremen.
Neapel: Republic" nod Netp Dort;
,Nrabie" bon Stem Dorf.
@enua: Nomnnie" bon Bottom.
2onbon: .Wefaba" nod Netu Dcrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-24

gngros . 8erfa ufspreife SmYostts;
S&petertaie 80e per 4hntA etxbstuHi&,
S@webertdie 17e, @tseonftn GseGn . 6&
IL, ssem pori GtebbarS 16e, stxbstus
I@er 2tasburser 15c. Grid 16s.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18

There are rumors abroad that
after all the contest waged be-
tween them for the new job of con-
stable neither Thomas Grant nor
]. T. Snyder will have the job. This
is postulated without reference to
the attitude the courts will take
regarding the mandamus, but with
reference to the latest desires of
the governing men of the county
board.
1t is said that the majority of
that board is looking for ways and
means for a new deal and that their
efforts will be concentrated in plac-
ing the job in the hands of some
one whose name has not been con-
nected with the office.
Yesterday one of the commits
sioners instituted personal inquiry
as to the standing Of Grant as an
official. He learned that Grant was
serving some papers and others
were given to another official for
service. The situation seems to be
passed up to the men desiring serv-
ice of papers and explanation has
been made to them that Grant has
lot yet received his certificate of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18
PRESS CALLS ON STEWART
TO TAX THOSE DEPOSITS

This letter sent to Assessor
Stewart by The Press today is
with the avowed determination of
putting the deposits, fllched from
the pockets of consumers by the
gas company and Washington Wa
ter Power company on the tax
duplicate in some form or other.
If these corporations disavow
ownership, they must segregate
these sums from their working cap
ital and the public will know what
amount OF the peoples money they
have locked up in their vaults.
II they intend to keep this money
and use it, let them pay taxes on
IL
If they disavow ownership and
state they are holding these funds
In trust. then the consumers must
pay on these deposits Just as the
depositor in a bank pays on the
amount he has with that institu-
ton.
II this letter Is the case, the In
Justice Of a person paying taxes
upon a sum he cannot use and
from which he gets no income--a
sum, indeed, that some one else
Is perhaps secretly using, will so
appeal to the public that the city
council will have no peace until
this deposit system Is wiped out of
existence, and a semblance of JUS
tice again reisns in this town.
Assessor Stewart has been ac-
cused by certain newspapers in
this city of dishonesty, la fact of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18
Thousand People
See Yale Uin Over Grid
iron Rivals.

1t is an interesting fact that
Princeton has not scored on Yale
by steady rushing for nine years;
blocked kicks, fumbles or goals
from the field having been the
sources of Princeton's points. In
1896 Princeton pushed Yale all
over Manhattan field; in 1897 the
Tigers did not score, in 1898 they
scored once on Poe's long run, in
1899 they scored twice, once after
Refers end run had carried the
ball inside Yale's 5-yard line and
the next time on Poe's drop kick;
in 1900 they scored once on a field
goal, in 1901 they did not score, in
1902 they scored on field goal, in
1903 they scored once on DeWitt's
long run on a blocked kick, and
the second time on a place kick;
In 1904 they did not score.
Thirty-eight thousand were
swarming over Yale field when the
game was called. The wind was
strong enough to give a big adj
vantage to the side choosing the
south goal to attack. Coaches rep
resenting all the big teams were
present. A dozen old players led
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18
(Scripps News Association.O

(Scr1ppS News ASSoclatlOn.)
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 49,
From early this morning the COL
lege yells of old Yale and Prince
ton have been resounding to the
awakening city and with every
hour the enthusiasm increased.
The city is profusely decorated with
the colors of the two colleges and
the colors of Yale and Princeton
are displayed in nearly every shop
window in the city. The whole
city is in fever of excitement and
every residence almost is decorat-
ed with the colors of the college
with which the owners side. Sew
eral thousand visitors from all
parts of the state ano New York
are assembled here to attend the
great football game between Yale
and Princeton which is scheduled
for this afternoon. The two elev.
ems are said to be in pink condition
and a highly interesting contest is
expected. Both crews are excep-
tionally strong this year, although
the Yale eleven has been somewhat
crippled in the early part of the
season.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18

at the shops of the Union Iron
Works on the LIST of last July, ac-
cording to complaint filed today.
AT that time Bundy was a machin-
lists helper in the shops and pur-
suant to instructions mounted a
chinery on revolving Shaft. He
blames the carelessness of the
proprietors of the shop for his in
juries, alleging that a set screw
projected beyond the periphery of
a drum on the shaft. His injuries
consist of decorations of the skin
of the abdomen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18
NEITHER GRANT NOR
SNYDER MAY GET JOB

appointment and if any doubts are
entertained as to the legality Of
service by him the applicant Shout
ders the responsibility.
More and more the idea is gain
ing ground that the commissioners
have erred when they made the
appointment arbitrarily for the
term ending the first of the coming
year. 1t is held that there is moth
ing in the law as passed by the
legislature whereby any special
limit may be placed on the term,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18
CHINAMEN
CAUSE OF
EXCITEMENT

A great deal Of excitement was
causedthis morning in front of the
|. X. l.. Clothing company by a
Chinaman named Sen Gee who was
a little to the bad from imbibing too
freely from the flowing bowl.
Gee came along Howard street
and turned up Riverside. When
about half way up the block he
started across the street and, kneel-
ing down in the car tracks, it is
supposed, started to saying his
prayers.
People who saw him thought he
was insane and were going to call
the police, but found the Chinaman
was simply intoxicated and was on
his way home. He looked greatly
when he discovered he
had a crowd gazing at him, trying
to decipher his actions.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18
TWO R0BBERIES
ARE REPORTED
TO THE POLICE

But two robberies were reported
to the police this morning. One
was the stealing of some hose and
the other of three shirts. The ar
rest of so many vags is evidently
having a good effect.
Thomas j. James, who lives at
1903 Boone avenue, reports that
some one entered his woodshed
last night and stole about 40 feet
of garden hose.
Two black shirts and one flannel
shirt was stolen from the store of
H. Seller, 203 Washington street,
last night. Some man walked past
the store several times and the last
time reached on the stand and Sc
cured the three garments.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-18
IF PRINTERS
WIN PRICES
WILL RAISE

The allied printing trades have
a committee working among the
business men today in an effort to
get them to use the allied label on
their stationery. They thus hope
to force all the job shops in town
to accept the new agreement they
are trying to force upon the propri-
etors. This label cannot be obtain.
ed by a shop unless they consent
to the agreement.
Said a prominent proprietor of
job Office today: when the bust
ness men learn that. the acceptance
of this contract by the job offices
means an advance of 20 to 80 per
cent in the cost of printing to the
business man, the committee will
meet with cold reception in its
efforts to force us to terms"
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BRIDE OF THREE DAYS
LEAVES OLD FOGY HUSBAND

the room and found two people,
the bride and, it is reported, one
of the best known men in Lewis
ton, Idaho.
The woman was arrested and
taken to the station. She told the
following story:
Il was in the room with the
man and would rather be there
than with Lane. l am not going to
live with an old fogy like him.
am not his wife anyway. l was
married under the name of Nor.
gan. My name is Mills. l have
another name, but will keep it to
myself"
She was fined today IS and cost.
She is waiting for the man from
Lewiston to pay the fine.
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almost everything in the catalogue
of crimes, but the people have
shown their confidence in him by
returning him to Office by over
whelming majorities.
This is a matter of vital concern
to the honest poor people of this
city, to the small home owner and
tax payer. These need the S. and
the SO that the millionaire cor
porations are keeping from them.
Many a child and wife has gone
hungry that those deposits might
help swell the dividends of these
monopolies.
Now Assessor Stewart can help
solve this problem by showing up
its injustice on the tax duplicate,
and the people, whose votes elected
him, are expecting him to do it.
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and that the appointment is until
the next general election, as a part
of the generic law of the state.
In Just what manner the commits
sioners plan to evade the direction
of the courts, If they do try so to
do, has not been suggested. 1t Is
not thought possible that an official
can be removed without substantial.
ton of definite charges which must
be proved. Yet the idea has gained
considerable credence that a plan
is on foot for the naming Of an
other man for the job.
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stalling Brand hydraulic drill
similar to those used In the Simp.
Ion Italian tunnel. The start on
the tunnel is on the beach one mile
below Juneau. 1t will be finished
in three years. The cost will ba
$l,000,000 Experts say it is one
of the greatest mines in the world.
A 300-stamp mill is now under con.
struction and more will be Install
ed when the tunnel Is finished. :,
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"Offcer! Officer! What can l
do? What can | do? There is a
man up in the Umatilla House who
has just stolen my bride, two days
old. l can't find him and l don't
know what the room number Is.
VIII you come up and see if you
can find her for me?"
Such was the request made of
Officer Phelan this morning about
a. m. by George Lane, who was
married a few days ago to Maggie
Morgan. alias Masgie Mills. we'll
known woman to the police court.
The two were married on Thurs.
day, and on Friday they went out
for trip to Lanes farm. They
stayed there day and then went
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to visit few of Lanes friends.
When it came time to return to the
city, Mrs. Lane stated she would
like to stay in the city for few
days as she had to call on DR..
Mary Latham, who is sentenced to
serve four years in the penitentiary
for arson.
Last night, late, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane were going to their room in
the Umatilla House when as they
passed door, the bride of but two
days was suddenly pulled into a
room by some man. Lane being a
gallant gentleman followed his
bride into the room but was met
with ~olley Of blows from the
would-be kidnapper's fists. He was
thrown out. The officer went to
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Either Gas and Electric
Light Co. or OUnerS of
Deposits Must Pay H---
Facts Udnted Uith Re-
gard to These Big Sums.


AN LETTER ASSESSOR STEWART.
Dayton H. Stewart,
Assessor of Spokane County.
Dear Sir: The Press, in this county herewith calls
attention the fact that
varously $4,000 depos
hands Of the Washington Water Power
henjury
in the
taxable the companies holding them they using them
their business these companies wish dsavow their they
should their other their stated
If the and companies do not taxes these
SUCH taxable the OF the individual
should be made the by the individual
electricity he deposit.
would like what method is
this point
that justice may be done all tax payers.
Signed THE SPOKANE PRESS
By II. Y. SAINT Editor.
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A TUNNEL FOR
TEN THOUSAND FEET

JUNEOU, Alaska, Nov. 1S.-Col.
w. J. Sutherland of London, presi-
dent of the Alaska Perseverance
Mining company, was cabled au-
thority late yesterday to start
work on a tunnel in the Silver Bow
Basin 10000 feet long, tapping the
property $500 feet below the apex
of the lode. The work starts Mon
day which will be followed by in.
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II sympathise with those poor
Russians" remarked Mrs. Smith
ers.
What poor Russians ?" asked
Smithers.
Those who are demanding
voice in the government"
You can bet you do. So does
every other woman when it's
question of havin ga voice in any
thing"