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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

M m t mon6 s I'd /
S inmarfens INIT er bleper1
~aflfebiget fra lit @mbe0e. @flfeoigel=
len far fln0et 5teo / l1noo0e pg
l1oen &eniton og er foronle6iget pe0
Mmtmm10ens 6orbol0 til Sc ti6ligere
pn1tolte &aranger-N(ffGrer, i6et Set al
ben &eoegibrelle, bon efter SrltttSz
minilterens Eaolgg far in0i enot til
Minilteriet, fren1gif, at bon / flere
Silfnl0e bop6e mo0toget 5tliagl1 Zen
Gang e%n0ogiaa / 6orm al cit i10trpf=
felig &ortroft) om &rocenter og alt=
SEN 9ln0el / @rosierer Buffers og
S11genipr @rpnbecfs epe1tl1elle 6or=
t%je1telte pe0 Sc Malmgrl1ber, iom Sc
ltoo / 8egreb me6 at offjebe Stat=
fasien> og bois Salg Mmtmonoer
ifl1loe in0itille iii minilteriel Mppro=
bntipr.
Otter Sen norife @runolop fan
Gmbeosmen0 fife afiettes 116en
Conn, merr s(nrtnra,1o @raff 1tilleoe
beo Snoienoelien al lin &eoegierelie
ielp lit gmbe0e til 9ispoiitio1t, bpor<
-efter bans Mfifeoigelie bl1rtig. poo=
fulgte. Sagen far oerefter ppret TO-
relagt &igsaobofateu, Ser far l6talt,
at Ser life fan pere Mnleoni1g til BIZ
oere Sorfdlgning. 6or at fltn1e
opmme Mmtma16en til itrengere
Strof e10 @mbeosfortabelie fful6e
set bore gootgiort, at ban bop0e moo
taget 8eltiffelier / SEN beoi0ite SEM
iigt at fren1me l1ret, og 8epis for en
iaooon @eniigt foreligger life og bill
Be life funne bentes ti~lpeiebragt.
sri Sc to Acknowledgements er Sit
geltipr @rpnbecf 6p6 (6et par blanot
bans efterlo0te @apirer, at man
fanot 8epiier for Mmtmanoens
mislige SorboI0), og @rosierer Mn=
fer bil6e, efter &igsaobofatens @r=
flaring, life funne 6bmmes, ieIp ON
man opfatteoe bans Sorbolo iom
8eitiffelie> i6et ct iaa6ant Sorbolo
efter oen alore Straffelob life bar
itrafbart for @iberens 8%eofommen6e,
amtman6 @raff er en- Mano pao
So aar, bbis MfffeoigeIie for iao
blot better megen 8ef1ageIie / Mm-
tet, iom ban / fiel6en Grab bapoe
punoet anerfienoeIie for fine 8e,
. ftrabelfer for oisie Ggre Apfolnit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

npai gtuts
5raooef er Ser meoolielt MntrnIaao
JinnarFfen graff Nfifeo, o. gtats-
.aopofat llbbpe CT uoonppnt / bar1g
.Steo. Jorbeupnrenoe 5tatsraab
Birger ain6al er uonabnt til g(rnt-
malo i Moms0olens g(mt efter aicl-
.lal1o. @ratf blep JON tioligere.
nep11t a~fifeoiget for fit Sorbolo til
ben itore 5fjarp=s pinoel.
ri ftsIage Stem,
@tloefo er afgoaet peo 9goen.
5a11 bar forleoen iaa ubeloig at tage
%fetlagtig Meoirtn, Ibis Tglger bar al
betaa1felig 9lrt. 9er fom Ielefclt-
meO0elelie til 8o0b, og Or. Sic af=
reiite itrafs. 9o 2pgen anfom bar
&lem ilipe, men 11oen 8%epi6ltbeo.
Ger blep giort, bba6 gjgres fun0e,
men alt forgjapes. -9poen inotraao-
te.
W inoeei for Sb e II.
Sen 1. SUM- boI6t Motionaltbeatret /
&rtltiania EFT ltemningsfulD 5grqefelt
ODER &enrif Sbien. 9beatret oar
fltlot optaget al ct ibrgefla6t Nub=
lifl1m. Otter 3. aft al r&eer @pntA
fremiog6e 6rgfe1 &eimers en- imuf
Gpilog al 9eiels Collect Gogt. Ser
efter gift @agteppet til SIDE for ct
ptrf1ingSfnl0t Sobleau, bport Sbiens
Suite 0anl1eoe Mioterpartiet. /.
Solg al IS e L 0 s
8rng. SS1tgenibr Soban Mnfer bor
lolgt lin &alppart / @anerpo 8rut
til Me0eieren @o6seier g. sc. Mnfer,
lom oeroeo er blepen @neeier al Br11=
fet, meloes fra SO SEN 25. Mioi
Solgspris ubefjenbt. @rnfet Iigge1
?tge beo Jemiiden, itrofs neoenfo1
5reffe Sluier. Gal0bgioen fra gper.
lite sos til 6emijpen er meget betp.
oelig, @anofgringen go0, og Ser Ell
fortreffelig Mrrle0ning til at mogo:
ntlere itore @an0mang6er> bportil
ofoeoe @tatsrao6 Mpiom iom unq
&anolingenidr opgior0e en- Blon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

On Maro lom ipger at gienpinoe
fin @ienoom as 2opens Sci er iom
ct Soar, Ser ieger 2p UNDER en- Sor-
nebuif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
g e.iIifibenes SiIbu.

@eiIifibeneS Gilbo-
geg g. S 1876 gift 8arflfib
v@angelltn0" al Sta6elen, oengong
Soltgeiu,0s itoltelte 5fu0e meo Ell
elegance / &eisning og 2i,ier, lon1
olle on1talte mes 8egeiltring. S
Sc fprlte Mor gift Sfibet paa Sltin=
oien og tje11te pene 8enge, iao set /
forbpl0spis fort Si0 betalte Jig ms.
N}en 5eilifibenes Gage lpan0t, S110-
tGgterne blep min0re og min0re, og
li0el1 1901 far 5fibet il1gen Snotng-
ter giDet, men ilteoet pao0raget Jig Ell
Itprre @j9l0. 6orle0en Sag bar 5fi=
bet til M11ftior. Set betaltes / 1tn
Sis mes 62,500 @pecie6aler. 5fi-
bets 8pgmelter, ST. Sobn @auge, fit
It'll 5tlilaget for $500 &roner. @u-
Oct bliper 0og 11eppe o%pproberet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

Renerende HaarvRxt. Overfo-
u digit Haar borttages hurtigt, behage-
ligt og uskadeligt. For soc sendes en-
Pakke med Brugsanvisning. Sk8nhed og
Sundhed bevares. Fregner, Filipenser og
urent Blod fordrives og erstattes af friskt
og sundt Udseende. Dyspepsia og Nave
katarrh kureres. Hovedpihe f~orhindree.
Lever og Nyrer holdes raske og virksom-
me. Fordojelseu reguleress og hele Nerve
systemet styrkes we'd Brugen af
VAt-HA BITTER.
O for en- Pakke med Brugsanvisning,
Mango Aars Erfaring. Send Frimarker
til r u d. X nudsen n, A%potheker,
5S25 Fifth Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22
Iii kan lrurrr Maurt1
til al SlagB faar.

Send Pr1ver af Deres Haar
og skriv efter Pris1iste over
Haarpyut, Bag og Sidekam.
me, etc.
Haarfetninger No. g.,
1A OF, II Tommer....$1.O0
Haarfetninger No. 4,
2 OF. 10 Tommer ......$1.5O
Haarfetninger No. s,
2A OF. 21 Tommer....$2.OO
Haarfetninger No. g..
8 OF. "a Tommer.......$2.60
varer sendes portofrit we'd
Modtage1ser at Bel9bet 1
Money Order e1ler registre-
ret Brew. vi garanterer fu1d-
stendig Tilfredshed. Az
A. ReLBERe & co.
%16 Elm St.. & Cincinnati. O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

lRge ST.. meO. Carl Nrbo artiti
ai1in er afgaaet beo Dpoen, 68K Aars
gamn1el. Sen Nf0goe 'par Ell meget
.befien0t @ioenifabsmqro.
SIottet / &riiti y IA.
S Statsraa0et forle0en beilrtteoes
set at fremlatte Sorilag ON en- De
billing pou 100000 ST.. til &epara=
TONER al ariitiauia Slot. 8elpbet
lfal tages al Sc Mioler, JONI fom1er
ms pes 5alget al set %norife Minilter.
6oteI / 5tocfbolm. .
8ergenS nDse Sbeater.
S 8ergens Mptler CT Ser fomr1et Ell
ltarf Opinion tilor6e moo at retle oct
1pe Sbeoter poa @ngen Sc gon1le
,Sonspoloene -. Set er l1eppe lloe,
luffet, at man tager Jig liot S1D TOR
at nuoerisge, ON ser mltligens ifnloe
fl1n,1e oporipes cit anoen pasienoe
Cont.
g or s nj &c MS til @rpn-
& no 6orleoen afrejite fra ari<
~ltianio til &igbeubapn 10 Man0 fra
&ongspinger 5glpuerf nnoer 5tt-
ger 2il1oaos' 2eoelie. Sc lfal fra
&jpbenbapn mes gamperen ~&ons
@geoe"> afreiite til S%ufianebuob !
@rpnlano for Ser at foretaae 8ierg=
Observation-Disclosures. @fspeoitionel1
%l1oruites al @rosierer 8ern6nrg,
&%jpbenbopn. Set bliper paientlig
ltn0erlpgelie al &obber-, Graft og
@limu1erperfer lom @fspeoitionel1
fommcr til at beifjeftige Jig mes.
2erer g nDreas 81
Il c II. @n gan1mel, peltient Soc;
0ersmollo, 2Grer MnOreas Slle1l, SO:
bin 5fole / pltre glfer, fplote forrw:
Zig 80 Mor. 2arer Slien er fpo1
oe11 %. Woi 1916 / 0ramlnel1. Tor:
el0rel1e bar 5ergeol1t Ole Spen0le r
og &elle M%sles0atter, @ah1or / SOLE
pao &ingerite. Slien anlattes Jon
9Grer Sen l.. Sorl1ar 1886, bon toQ
s(flfe0 Sen Z. Suli 1898 efter benpe(
50 Stars 2ererbtrfiombe0. 2urel
Olle11 CT frem0ele5 oonbsfriif og lfri:
Der % regner. San Dor Dos Ell 9nt.
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

5eitfpmite / Bergen.
S M%nleoning al &ongens Mnfomlt
til Bergen / Mi6telt al S11li bor Gor=
~:ronoifobet ne0lot Ell 6eltfomite til
5orbere0elle al Sc ns0pen0ige Mrran=
Jements. &pmiteen beltaor al Sr6fg=
rer Mopincfel, 8orgermelter Sloi
Sllent &iceor0ferer Sprgen 6ape,
Mlicbellen og 9(rfiteft
Sc6ocf 8l1ll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

NED xoaET sKov. B.d.,. PI.d. c...d. Sssr lived. e.
kveg. Cdnsrket Kltns; s fanllisr 1909, 6OOi l90G
Gss til en- BEBORT RGN, ned Jsrnbaner Of Dyer, hvsr
f6aes. strly efter frlt Kart % Oplyssssser. Lstts W.
kasr. BILLI6R EXKURSiOHEk. Adr. BCAHD-
CANADIAN LAND CO., rs washlnstoa st., ghIsass..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

On M S + a a 5 tppe.
Jor 5tortbingsman0 2in0 Soban-
neSien bar 8aaobpgger &anien paa
Sumobangen UNDER 8pgning EN- 8aao
al omerifonf 6iifertppe mes langt
ifraanenoe @ol1g og meget fort &jel,
me00eler u9rammens @1oo". Sen er
tegnet al Sngenigr 2iliegren, @gte=
borg. 9imeniioner:: Is Gobs 8re0-
oe, so Goos DefsIangoe, IS Goos
&ipllgng6e, DDb6e UNDER 8anolinien
Y 500, ODER 3 sos. 8aa6en ifal
babe &la6s for Z a 8 Mo16. Sen ifal
bope to 0falter meo Silrigning lom
EN- almin6elig &11tter og 6esl16en en-
10 S%eltefrpfters Motor. Mee6 6elrne
Boaotppe, -bpis ben bier fig bel6ig,
bill 2in6 SobanneSien bore cit Sore
gangsman6 nor6poa, bpor Sen gamle
flenote SDpe me6 ret Baug og lang
&isl biotil bar beret f%remberifenoe.
Sino Sobannesien, iom bar baret
Sspeosmano / omfring 80 Mar, bar
it1oeret flere l16Rillinger / Sro- og
Enolqno og fat fig ino / franife %
belgiife 8arffiffeforboI6. Set er
bans Mening, rnar 5tortbinget er
Hut, at ieile 8an6en langg aDitet1
biem til 9romsg Mmt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

az JbDgrignoe,
2lage ST n1eo. Carl Nrbo artiti
ania CT ofgaaet peo Dboen 68H NarI
garnn1el. Sen Qlfopbe par Ell meget
befierrot gioenifabsmqno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

S ierfrep t e {.
s 1906 in6fprte 9torge @gg for
100000 &roner og ilagtet 5iarfre
for $1,000 moo be%nbolospis 100000
og 10000 1904. Sen ltore Srem=
gang poo bette Smroa6e fees be6lt al
5ammenligning n1eo 1897, 6a 9forge
inofprte s@g for 100000 ST.. og
6iGrfrn fpr 10000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

en- COS ct t e +. Ser
0ensmelteren / Sfp0ning peo Be
olpmpiife 2ege, Moromanoen 5fatte-
Zoe, bapoe al iolt 100 5fno 119
glinfer og Ell 4'er. Sen tioligere
@er0ensmeiter, Scbmei5eren 5ta=
cbeli, bopoe 81 &oints min0re ems
5fatteboe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-22

5glbbrpIInp u. 5pIpbrpl-
lup feireoes sen %. Mlai al S,tgenigr
Sob. 9. &ittelien % @ultru, fpot
@anlon, % paafglgenoe Sag. al Subj
megtig / @armutbs M%1,iifban0el
i &riltiania Garl Gonber % &11ltru.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10

Staff Correspondence of The
Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 10
All sorts of remedies have been
suggested for that attack of bad in.
surance under which the country is
laboring.
Senator Dryden of New Jersey
himself an insurance magnate-
wants federal supervision and
thinks that the question of whether
insurance is interstate commerce
should again be submitted to the
supreme court. He isn't the only
doctor. Fred Lands of Indiana and
Butler Ames of Massachusetts
each has chosen publicity as his
nostrum.
DR.. Morrell of Pennsylvania has
introduced not fewer than five bills
dealing with the insurance problem.
One provides "for the extension of
the sovereign visitorial power of
the United States" so as to include
the inspection, supervision and
control of every life insurance cor
poratiOn, any part of whose assets
is invested in the capital stock of
any trust company or banking as
ISOLATION; also the inspection of the
trust or banking associations by
the controller of the currency, who
may appoint receivers for such in
situations, as in the case of national
banks"
He has another remedy, entitled
"a bill to place ALL insurance COM
panies under the supervision and
control of the department of com
merce and labor" Another Morrell
bill places insurance companies and
all subsidiary trust and banking
companies under the supervision
and control of the treasury depart.
ment and under the national bank.
ing act. Another bill is "for the
protection Of the workingmen of
the United States and their fami.
lies" by requiring insurance COM
panies to refund one-half of the pay.
ments when policies lapse by rea.
son of non-payment of installment
premiums. And again, he would
provide that no minor, under Is,
shall have his life insured in any
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10

company which has not deposited
its charter with a superintendent
of insurance, created by the bill un.
der the direction of the secretary
of commerce and labor.
Robinson of Arkansas, in an In.
surance bill, provides for a special
committee of five senators and nine
representatives, to be known as the
insurance investiga ton committee
of the 59th congress.
Davis of Minnesota wants to re-
quire life insurance companies to
make annual report to the secretary
of commerce and labor, upon penal
ty of being denied further use of
the United States mails. And Sen
ator Willard of Nebraska provides
for the creation of a bureau of in
surance in the department of com
merce and labor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
The Rod of His Wrath. "


William Allen White has recent story entitled The Rod of His
Wrath"
Briefly Marley banker who builds large
stood him and helped
Prosperity Maky morals He takes
young scandal and divorce.
Markey marries young
holding the social
respect, misery.
soedup Almighty finds Markley and
His rod executes vengence.
like all the sin of maeaistc
age 1 typical
Note the story w. Corey:
Corey faithful wife
place.
with a dis
pose paint
divorce and Corey mary his calow
Already the rod shifting
will discharge HIM.
The letting Corey
The trust moved by sentiment but by business motives But
The understands A
ALLY HE GOES DOWN MENTALLY disspate, give
champagne the
business morning
pays big salaries TOR firm clear
In dischagng Corey the steel preach
moral lesson 1t preaching
Nevertheless
The wrah-one of his ods-ju
the
Commercalism makes ills But has its
compensation holds
MODERN BUSINESS PUTS A MIGHTY BIG PREMIUM ON DEC
ENCY.
You any big corporation and drink
whisky Even the bartender must be sober job
Business demands good rich boodhe bright
eye, the quick judgment mind.
NO MAN WHO is WRONG HOME CAN BE RIGHT ABROAD
Mo youth and have clean life And
the clean mind
And way his wonders to nerform
lie operates through His law thread runs
through material things
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
Padded Public Documents,

Sco0:c:O:OOsoOOcce000o
The posoffce department
ded and entire budget of some
countries.
But it out fourteen
The gives deficit:
1t is caused by the franking privilege matter
goes through the mail without paying
free service costs the twenty year. One pound
mail matter in eight S
The postmastergenea reform the ranking privilege
When he his COMBINATIONS
over to the big printing stuff
rs going through printed OUTPUT of this bon
as mated free to people who sell junk dealer
President Roosevelts smelling called attention to
hhe enormous waste involved in
The government of dollars by hiring few new
school editors who would blue pencil
rondensing
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
~,
GOOD BILL AT
WASHINGTON

A strong bill, which is drawing
good houses, is being presented this
week at the new Washington the
alter. The Geographic pictures, al
ways an amusing feature, are par
ticularly good this week, depicting
a performance of Uncle Toms Ca
bin" that ends disastrously for all
concerned except the manager. Dida
is a strange illusion that arouses a
great deal of interest. Other strong
numbers on the program are the
Youngs, in & comedy sketch; the
two Martelles, in trick bicycle rid
ing, and Richards, spherical dane
er and male solbrette.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
OLDEST LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEER IN WORLD

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 10-Enoch
Bown, tall, stalwart and healthy,
carrying upon his shoulders the
weight of 70 years, hold the I'M
disputed distinction of being the
oldest locomotive engineer in the
world.
Bown knows more about the
early days of railroading that any
other living man. He is an Eng
lishman by birth and was only IA
when he began railroading on the
old London & Birmingham road,
and soon became an engineer. In
those days wood blocks were used
for fuel.
In 1857, at the age of %, he
came across the Atlantic and be-
came an engineer on the old Great
Western and also on the Buffalo &
Lake Huron road, which became a
part Of the Grand Trunk system.
After serving as foreman of en-
gines for a quarter of a century,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
Unfair Aspirations Upon Pittsburg

remained for Maybelle question Pttsbug culture
epite OF the Pisburg
thing that caste way dramatic art and its
opponents the lady with none less than
Core appreciation ruhessy to cast the first stone
sun more OF Islander upon the unsulled atmosphere
burg culture the malicious Pttsbug girl that
surprised her lobby by saying say who's dat fat
slob dare 'Squse m fer pontn"
1t is maniy throw up to CITY famed for ncb
classic products as stogies steel and mpuaon that
all to the punk when 1t to polish
On the contrary Pburg already adopted the and
indmproving machnemade blue stocking BOSTON
gtin cings to the crude handmade baked beans
$50 Glad glad the lorm creating For
real vernal gladness however, consult Nick Longworb
when millionaire dies that jun many and
rhat relations had
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
DEAN LOCKWOOD
SAYS $500 NOT
ENOUGH SALARY

Dean Alfred Lockwood of All
Saints cathedral has resigned his
pastorate. He told the church Off
Gals frankly that he did not think
$500 a year sufficient salary. In
view of the hospital, school and
other work carried on by this con-
gregation and the amounts Of
wealth it represents, the announce
ment of the small salary paid the
pastor of the church has occasioned
much comment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
SPOKANE FALLS
And NORTHERN

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 9.-The
annual report of the Spokane Falls
and Northern Railway company
was submitten to the railway CON-
mission yesterday. The report
gives the gross earnings ending
June 30, 1905, as $716, 1876 and the
operating expense as 1888, O21.72.
The road paid taxes and interest
on bonds $196,321.72, which leaves
an income of $131, S4O.12.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
OUR Daily S{S@rys
Couldn't Cope With Satan.

and turned to face her father, who
now stumbled in with irregular
steps and with a face as red as one
of his own prize beets after good
boiling.
ooh, pa she cried hypocritical-
ly, chow nice and early you are,
and here is the minister waiting
to see you"
How do you do, dominica" said
Mr.. Garnet. Make yourself at
home. I've wanted to talk to you
this good while. They say you can
drive the devil out of folk Now
tell me, how does he get into EN-?
Tell me that"
Robin decided to humor him.
when Satan enters in a mans
heart it Is through sin, of course"
he said.
Look here, young man." said
the old man, trying to rise. 1--WE
got plenty aboard, l know. Now,
if Satan is in me, drive him out.
| want to see him. Come, now, go
at it,"
Before the words were out of his
lips, the door of the store closet
opened softly, the lamp was sud-
denly blown out, = smell of brim-
stone filled the room and an awful
figure stood before them.
Silas had possessed himself with
a box of matches, dampened the
ends and rubbed them over his
face and hands, and with two more
punches blazing in his hands, stood
before them, his head tied up in
silk handkerchief and a table cloth
draping his shoulders.
you want to see me, here
am" he said, in hollow tones. You
reprobate, look at me-"
Margorie shrieked. Robin stood
bewildered. Old man Garnet sank
on his knees.
"Oh, dominic, keep him away!"
he cried. ooh, what am l to do?"
Soften you hard heart" said
Silas. Don't drink so much, and
let your daughter marry the man
of her choice, or III come and fetch
YOU" and flourishing the flaming
matches he dashed out of the
door.
Get up, Mr.. Garnet" said Robin.
Get UP, sir: sit in the chair. Miss
Garnet, will you light the lamp?
Be calm, be calm!" and he held
the old mans hand in his.
Dominic" gasped the old one,
you won't raise him again! There,
don't speak; listen. Why do you
suppose he came?"
Robin was in love himself with
a girl who was far away. and
Silas was his friend; and instead
OF making an explanation of the
facts, he merely answered:
II think he told you himself why
he came"
YES" said old Garnet; Eyes,
that's true. The old boy said he's
fetch me if l didn't let Silas have
Margorie. Well, by gum, he can
have her. Do you want him, Mar.
gorie?"
"If you do, ! do" replied Mar.
gorie, demurely.
WELL" said the old man, Il GER
tainly prefer him to the devil"
And few weeks later Robin Off
ciated at the marriage of Silas and
Margorle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
TRANSFERS ELECT
new OFFICERS
E{IFE,T


At a recent meeting OF team
sters' union No. 202, at which $50
members were present, the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
Pres1dent-F. J. Houston.
Vice President-J. Vaughn.
Treasurer-J. Mach.
Secretary-Gus Keller.
Rec. Secretary-C. w. Woods,
Conductor-Wm. Bluff.
Warden-I. w. Lambert.
Trustees-Rigney, Mathews, Nc
Carly.
Correspondent-Carl Lufkin.
After the election of officers a
social session and smoker followed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
NORTH SIDE
WANTS new
! HIGH SCHOOL

Agitation for a new High school
building on the north side was rails
ed at a recent meeting of the school
board by Fred Phair, contractor
and school director. Phair objects
to putting school children on the
third floor Of the present High
school because the danger from fire
he thinks Is excessive.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
CITY TO INSPECT
ELECTRIC WORK

Corporation Counsel Geraghty
was instructed by the city council
last night to draft an ordinance
providing that electrical inspection
shall be done by the city and not
by the Insurance association. An
idea has gottne abroad that graft
ing has been going on in connec-
ton with this business as it has
been handled.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
SWEENEY IS
AT THE HEAD

Charles Sweeney was yesterday
elected president of the Exchange
National bank. F. j. Finucane was
elected vice-president, g. E. Nc
Broom and E. N. Scale were re-
elected cashier and assistant cash
Ter. Mr.. Sweeney takes the place
of E. ]. Dyer, resigned.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-10
JACK QUINN
HAS RESIGNED

AS predicted in the Press several
weeks ago, Jack Quinn, who has
been boss stage hand at the Audi
forum for the past 16 years has
resigned his position. Jack stated
he is getting to old to handle seem
cry. ]. Brewer has taken Mr..
Quinns place.