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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10
Told At Divorce Conorsss.

Judge Dugro Irving. at the divorce
congress in Washington, told story
Of two children, boy and girl.
members of rich and prominent fam
lilies. according to the Detroit Free
Press.
1.-The little girls father and mother
were divorced" he said. Her father
had married the mother Of the little
boy"
"These two children a short time
after the wedding met at children's
party
"'Hello! Dick said the little girl.
How do you like your new paper?
He was my papa once"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10
STEAMER LINES
Snake River Route

The present schedule for the o, r.
G. ~ steamers between Lewiston and
Riparia is as follows:
Steamers leave Lewiston at 700 a.
m, daily, except Friday.
Steamers leave Riparia at 5: 40 a. m,
daily except Saturday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10
ARE MAKING HAY At PECK
Ball Game There Saturday Was Won
by Team from Central Ridge.

Special to Evening Teller
Peck, Idaho. July 10.-SOme OF the
farmers on the ridge began cutting
hay yesterday The crop this year
was FASTENED by the recent warm
weather. While the acreage is not
large the yield is very good.
The business men Of Peck raised a
purse of 500 for the ball game Sat
urday The boys from Central Ridge
won the game and carried off the
purse. The score: 26 to IA.
A son of Indian Moses living down
the river died last Friday
c. r. Wishart is removing TO Cen
esee where he will reside.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10
Of the bcstf

Only the best quality Of the most
reputable manufacturers goods are
found at the little Jewelry store oppo-
site the Temple Theatre. You will rot
be disappointed II YOU trade there.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10

For signs that are signs go to Geo
w. Gamer, si,m painter. 24e
street. opposite pOstoffice.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
July 10.

. this DATE IN HISTORY" :
. July 10.
. 1460-Battle OF Northampton. (
England. Wars Of the :
Roses.
l509-John Calvin. religious re- (
former, born. Died 1864.
. l723-Sir william Blackstone, <
famous legal writer. born. <
Died Feb. IA. 1880. <
. 1777-Capture Of British Gem (
eral Prescott, Bristol, r. l. <
. 1sO6-Mutiny Of the Sepoys at <
Vellore, India.
lS32-President jackson vetoed <
bill to recharter United <
States hank. (
. 1S50-Millard Fillmore sworn (
in as president Of the Unit (
ed States.
o 1S63-Mexican empire pro-
claimed Macmillan as :
emperor.
. 1SS4-Paul Morphy, noted
chess expert. died.
. 1ss5-Arrival in Chicago Of :
uT6l CdTIOdu OF ITulI
shipped from Oregon.
. 1SSS-Brakeman on c. h. & @.
railroad went on strike.
. 1S90-President approved act
. for admission OF Wyoming
o to statehood.
. 1S93-Score Of lives lost In
cold-storage fire at Chi
caRo worlds fair.
. 1S94---Hundreds killed by
earthquake at Constanti-
nople.
. ls9s-General Toral. Spanish
commander OF Santiago,
declined to surrender
. 19O2-Explosion of fire-damp
in mine near Johnstown,
. Pa: more than 115 killed.
. 1903-Second operation in en-
deavor to save Pope Leo's
life
. 19O4--Gen. Jose Toral. who
surrendered Santiago to
the Americans. died In
Madrid.
. 1905-Franco-G German agree
ment over Morocco was
announced.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10

For satisfying and delicious sods
drinks 90 10 chsstain MeNair Drug
Co.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10

Take your prescriptions TO the Owl
Drug Store, prescription specialists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10

Take your prescriptions TO the Owl
Drug Store. prescription specialists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10

Cove Lunch Counter
Chile concarne. tOrnaiaS and shor'
orders.
LEWIS 2EI.RACTI orno.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-10

Rest and strength In sqs phosphatss
made at chastain. MeNsir DRUG Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
TWO GAMES
IN ONE DAY
AND or COURSE erArrLu LOST
noTH or THuM. MOSTLY ~
POOR, WORSE AND WoRer
WORK IN THE rtELo.

Theirs Was a double header Sea.
iefday. and We got il where Marie
wears the ruohlne both tlmea The
first game VAS Lost hY 4 score Of
4 90 because the home tbHm play
ca bad ball. and the second game
vas ioat I 10 , because they PLAYED
worse
darwin pitched for the loeala In
the frat game. aud Hucccedod In
striking cut nine men. bat even
thin uunld not via fnf the team on
account Of the rank errors uf the
men huhind him Gates pitched .
swell game fot Oakland. aud tho
locals eonid only find him Tor five
scattered hita
yieksru pitched fof Seattle In the
sscoad game. but did not prove
much Of a pufsle. a. be Was val
loped FOR ulna bits Graham pitched
beautiful same lot the Commuters
and atfuck out II men Johnny
Kane snt back IN the game yester.
dAy, bet his hand was not we'll
enough "a allas him % play hls
usual position. 50 he played In che
outfeid In tho Last game he Hoi
tWp ats The efruFH u the hons
team again loat this game. The
afsnfaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
For Eagles Meeting,
Milwaukee

Northern Pacific has made round
trip rate OF s6a7o 20 Milwaukee
and return. DATES or SALE AGO.
fTH. sTH AND 9TH Also low
rates 10 - Paul. Chicago. So. Louis.
Kansas City. etc. on same dates
An excellent opportunity 10 so east
on business or pleasure. Make your
reservations early For particulars
call City Ticket office. Cor ist Ave
and YCsler Way. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Z Waa playing with a semipro
foaaionai team hi Connecticut
town few years aEo." said Ro}
Thomas. tho New York American
catcher. when q funny plaf eaine
up The opposing team HAD men on
second aud third. and the pitcher
caught the man al third mapping
We Nefu busy running him down
between third and home plate when
the mas on second made = darh Tot
home or course. We we're pas iuE
NO attention "a him and he touched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
orr AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA. Aug e-The raring
season opened today ~ Saratoga.
but the Kayesy. despite tho great
erew IA. vas slight "a compared
With former years. on account Of
the absence Of open gaming There
IL plenty Of gambling behind closed
doors Indications are that the
sport wili sooa 10 In full swing
p,tthonf any hindrance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

one of The most promising ioca.
efa 81 Tho Meadows l. TIN SUN
van No haY atnss The meeting
OPENED has shnWn more Improve
mant IN hia aufk. and u lt kerpa up
saiflFaa bids fair 10 berotne ono
~ the leading riders 81 the country
lgn has bern rldsnK for about two
years and - under contract 20 the
stable 81 Gearxn = Mcneil
sullivan has a nice eenf on a
horse. a nice pair Of hsnda and 10 a
fair Judge 81 pace lie l. also a very
struns finishnr lie is secona on the
list OF winning Jockeys AZ The Mea-
lows. haxing fidaea Al winners
aincs the meeting started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
BLACK DIAMONDS
LOSE TO RAInIERS

The Rainiera defeated the Black
Diamonds In an exciting Game In
Madison Park yesterday afternoon
The game vaa witnessed by a large
crowd and there was not a monsnt
when the enthusiasts rooters wsru
at rest
Both teams put up fast game.
each mailing lightning double
play Nillar OF the nsinirrs fid
some sensational base running This
arores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
PASSING COMMENTS

The ~ Louis National lees ne
baseball club has bought lltehet
IllpRinhotham from the iHsY l,a
club uigsinbotham IL one 81 me
nnda Of the Northurat league Russ
nan made Manager Mike Lsneh =
gaed offof Tor him. bat was turned
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
BAKER WILL
FIGHT NEIL
BAErAma WILL ogr TO.
oITHEH TUESDAY MONT ~
Ioa ahouLgs-BhkER HAs
A coon Rtra RECORD.

los ANGELES. Aug 6 -=iatsfes.
Is beginning 20 manifest itself IA
the Nell BAKER match. which is
scheduled - be pulled of here to
mnFrus Night
The nliis baulam's record Ia The
laat thfre Ycars 10 simnal too vell
kn0wn 10 need mention purinE that
time b. has iusi bat tuu decisions.
one 10 Jim tioasf. the English cham
ploa. aud one % that superiatiYsig
clear frathnFw eight. Abe Attsli. and
has nsFef k~ea knocked 0at Ia his
ianE ring career On tha other
hand. his num~fuua victories have
almost Invariably bseu via knock.
oal route
sskss . Coed ons.
A. first sight y might appear
that nskeT hRd LITTLE chance against
sach a formidable opponent. bot a
careful rasssN 10 his career In this
fne shoua him 10 - a worthy an
taFunist A fee months age Baker
vas nlmpiy an nnbshieu amateur.
Thea came the fcn fuund battle
nth Kld Daltun uns - the hardest
tsnys In The iDcsi contingent. and
naksr tied hlm up 10 knots. besides
demonstrating hegund queafioa hls
ability % SLAP
ifla rae~nt fight wtfh KID Web
sfsr. a atm more clever and m1fuf
Cd i1cAl fAQoFiie. IA fresh 10 the
manlofY 81 Tight fans 10 this bat
lie - not uniY repeated al that be
,iid 10 Dalton. bat actually slaEged
if 9TH tha husky Webster and had
ali ths best Of the encounter ~
cinsr quarters.
Can ss 4lf7
There wrse 40 more cries Of
Baker is uaiY a boxer. after that
fiEht. snd now the osif question
seems % BE. eaa Baker really bic
hard enuaah % really worry such
a little haiiaoe "a frankis Nsilf
The sammarf Of Bakers career ~
simaly that like a GOOD. game race
harna. he has done all that han
been asked % him 80 far aud be
has never Yrt bern compelled 20
ahaw how rood he really r. Ills
battle With Neil must necessarily
furre him ous to bic limit. and With
foar Or fire pounds the best Of the
weights. thofe Ia no reason uhy
Elnker does not atand q good chance
IT earning tho decision on August
:. hus Ike all Seirs opponents. he
viii surely know be has been In =
fieht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

PORN reversal eauss thieA sna
fast Saturday Enrafo uun after
leading al tbs say. last tias shA
started abe could nas faiss q sailof
~ shsrtaan vas bs4tca ftsas -
saeh a sssst hegss a. &Artluass
Last time ~ started he finished
last. beaten ~ such haFa-s - Gate.
wsy. nfinfsharr- and flttis tassf.
IRE sasG tire Tony E'Aast nses Ma.
tive saa ~ beat hiFn sasiiF after
b.lnx practically t~ft 81 ths post.
Yesterday Nsttss Ean beat TenY
three ienxias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
sseord oaws

ps@fq - Asst - esfes. 49,
Is SEA- aass fNsss t.aas SO -
ts- ars4as t8ss ae assfts ~
Hsaf ufatsa Nssas Hffsse HsH Ms9fFss
- - fsisfas 49, a#i fFaat
Hssa4 o. saftsasaff Hfatses = aff tssahAea
$50 saEt ~ 49, - iAea ~ ~
81 sseAsst ts4st ffaHssa faaE = Gaazf
faaa aa4ss fsaasfs HasaffeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Summary stolen bsess Aiilaf Wa
rhufa Two hass hlfs Weeds apsfdsI
Msreflih Mafian. Three kass hits- hsiiuur
udahis riaYs Mr Nance - rrslfei - Rich
uHnnd tsiiuuH - Msfadffh ~ fIvins stana
Has en- haiisear klauss eft Hosa 4
filt ~ pitched hsllap sfson Htfuek sat=
~ kisHse. - Ross z TINE u Sane
L a. ffntQIrs TWurfaf0u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Battiing Nelson has decided
a. 900 piece Of HegeNiaeh real -
fsta to his dad When Hat Joins
Inc Down and Out club he pro
poses 20 have the initiation fsa 10
sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
q. 4. n. Official Route

Northern PActfie designated b. q
A. " Commander official Route TO
Minneapolis. acooant National I'm
eanpnsni. Round trip 5000
Dates of sale Aus. 7th. sfh and 9Th
Special car arranged Make resrf-
valinus now. n Y. Ticket office.
Cor lat Ave aud Yeslsr Way 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

The Judges Al the Laionis race
traet have given Jockey Cobafn hia
fsfh OF 10th last chance 10 reform
IA e8ms four o. five years since
de turf authorities began EiYihF
cobufn "just QUE more trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

alasu tasss Mast AFaasF htsi3luH5lsa
81 = $3.50 asksst tssAAsaH 49,
Ed ~ hffs t7faE n1aHsh nssea 20
s1ff tiafatH d Eff Gales Mla- fsf sssf
sta len ss3et iHHtass nsfas aslf -
saaFsta - ftzAsfs ~ Eatst Htaes
q SAVE hssf sn4 q azAaeiHs N@fAfs
Mah4Hsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
PICKS POUR WINNERS

. ~psfns-.- Ths stars rae .
. - ssusFt. esrtstHiY haa EN- .
. afFai1hs saturday tis piek~H e
. faur Nlnnsas auA 80 followers q
> - Ths Hsas uandlssn naaas > =
. slsan zap. BE raekss Aiios .
. carey n - g. Maftisnss Z 20 Q
. s. Ttina - . ana iu ths lsss e
. rec aleaaa fsnsss A Mafsay =
. , - s. 70 beat fhs fsfpsg f4enfs .
. 80. Mlst4n Pride .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

AnsrIoan League.

Don't throw your old clothes
away. Have them cleaned 10 look
like new at the pantorlum Main
I0iS go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

JeckeY Eadie Hayes as susR@fia.
Il far fhs Fvst II the nssstfns en
Account Of being lsgt at TIE post an
Rws Dare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

train fDf a fighf Thsv 80
he saio 81 elEarsiisa Il -
state buf e little Wiaoaaslss ~. -
ana some bfDwu sfaptdas ~,
good enough for Aafsilo psss
From Far away Msbis..l
wall ~ distress ffsm ",a''
Whhien the former Fdse. ~
Jimmy recently struck an -. -.
ting alump. ana be- reesss'.
q friHnd on The coast 80, ~
some sort u ptaseriplian
ont his batting average A..
BIG slump came tiumf ~ss 80 Z
over 300 aud was The a. :
community A0H lbs 49, 4
Montreal Il WONDERING ~. 80
happened to Nro Hhsl.- :
dou't can him Jimmy h. !. -
chamaa 90 chimmis. a. sa't
son Oi consequences 10 - =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

TIE fuliaslug rsa pisset 90 iu =
car Kning baek ffom thr ffarh WIT.
taa en gha hack 81 = pfwNaa II
l. not thought " refsfs - Frans
skinHef
A piunarr whoas iast nams waa
skinner
pfekss MAYS Prize faF = winner.
Ruf aftss tie FaFs
lied aaf2awfai faees
AnA baffuseA tnas bits fgf his ain
raF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

MaFtimas wAs = i-tu-s shot tn tha
flrth race entitled the Meadows
s-llinx stakes tie led al the way
ana sau under a mia drive af the
sna from "a sheridan. IS % l. t'el
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Pei FomntAin be- ice straight
an4 fsga - shan On 3 y. nFsitaiu
ans saved b.. nl5nsS whsn the sFsY
cheat fan thtfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Aurelio Herrera. the Mexican
scfappef. f. going 70 Milwaukee 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

r.Ibss. Cor p.s.a,s, zoe msssAi Life,
60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

FHs fpaaffs ~ alaFFfs hitsins efuf -
ia ths sasaftaaa sHa asfirHal .ssaa 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
MURRAY TIES
TRACK RECORD
NATIVE SON SHOWS AL
KINDS OF SPEED AND WINS
FROM A Fiulp oF FAST
YOUNGSTERS.

Tha usaai lafss SATURDAY cHewd
saw Native soa come iote Dis o"
asaiu - tie champion a-Yeaf Ia 81
the ntek when a equal vvtshta
with Tony iaust ana eoucudink
u.atsht ta thu res6 - the ueid be
heat The best bunch Of youngsters
nav AZ The Meadows Native son
led an the Wy and won easily At
the end b. a length from Grave ~
Ciair
The other feature Vas the sur
prisinx speed shown by james A
Murray Ia the last race when he
ran away fram NistYa Pride AND
tiea the track facera Of 30 ID Sec
onds Tor i've firlonks made by
ugasscuttar = few DAYS asa
raiees Gets Bumped.
f'suf favarlirs wen during che at
t~rnaan. bat the books had siighuY
the beat - the argument The tai
ont kat an awful bump when
JAMES, A Murray beat Aisil :
Pride a. the latter VAS played ~
@ as r. the race Was over,
Aliee carey. thc fssofiie BAD 70
be pounds he best q win the Hfnt
raee. a. she Ept away last ana
fraHsa 70 the stretch. where ths hoY
cut her laaza and she von b. a
isnzth nom Pracrastinate. Marie
- finished third
Rosario showed a form reversal
b. saius out in frant and winning
sl ths way IN the second rae. run
ninx the uafls IN 80 f.eEal
Hsorm was second ana nslaseo third
last time Reaara started shs
showed no speed At al
pixslls wskss W.
nlxeus came 70 If IN the third
race ana. a. the odds q 10 20 l.
defeated a very had field Bessie
Wsifly. AZ IS 90 1. was second. and
R-dwalt. uha les 90 the padAecs
va. thira Bvrun Rose was the O..
to-s favorits Ia this raes, but
showed absolutely no speet Tbs
start AS very bad IN this race
Aulraa and Rsy Dare being isft at
e.. rast
Native sen. heavily played BY the
wise csntinxent led ala the way and
wuu eaafty an ths fourth farr nom
Grace ~. clair Neiitsh 10 % l.
ran q nice race sn8 bsai Tony Faust
q nasa for ths shaw Tony who
wna equal faVorits wtth Native ssh.
ran a very bad Faes. although last
time ths gwa mst Faust bad 10 ar
fculty ln beating the Slower colt
Martina. Makes Coed.
MaFtimas wAs = i-tu~. shat tn tha
flrth race entitled the Meadows
sellinx stakes tie led al the way
ana sau uutsF a mia drive af the
saa from EA sheridan. rs % !. t'el
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Klein. tho shoemaker. al James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Jewell ran an unexpected Eeod race
and finished third
rites n vas made fsvefits Ia The
sixth race aad proved an cas'e bird
Ter the talent by leading all tho way
ana winning easily from tittle
uuttsreup. Uho finished with hs-
lated rush. . NJ uFaitain. aivaYs
close to the pace finished third
beating 0isudenuias two isnxihs fof
third place.
Iced All ths Msy.
James A Murray woa ths last
faca from Nistys Pride whe Nas
/ 70 Z in ths eegtiag tie gui eff
IN ffant ard ihe oresen mare could
newer catch hiua Tbare vas quite
= play on ths anl1 tee other horses
in the raeet snd fssFsHe. one eslnz
.e.a money ana the ether 70 IL Ter
show. Dare being the best prize The
talrat noekei 60 her and st eadiY
,aitea whsn tureus secured thlfa
plaee
rho eafd to-day i a. ordinary ORE.
bat shauit finish seFns Feod nreft
sspsaiaIiy tn the syHafseia faee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
Ted Az ,hs Way
TURF GOSSIP

Affrr Maftituas tgon. Den hasa
bta s5oe exeF "a suiefud prise it
waa retained ~ hIs ewnef. Tcke
Ramsey. STA tie ususl - u3vanes
Tim sullivan carried or tie fid-
ins housfs b. putting thfes winners
ovea ghn plate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Ts-rs -. 81 s~ful euarh sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

hoaTNwEefGEs lhAouE
n n n
as.ss ffassas tfaHfKsH.s b 4
nssts .s ssass atsaetaa&ua
nastsss.s rasNs.ss ssst nh*f,Nsg Eaara
49, ssfa9slas
a II n
m.aaa2a. -. 49, -
Fsrassssa .sss.s "a sfaaF aske8 N
H4tfsfss~ss aaaasgsis ssssn ST Nas4s bat
~ 80 SEA rsfsfa. Scr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

fhs start IN shs iss, race saiut'
az certainly vas NOT ap~n - crit
TAI. of ths four hofses Wakinx 70
ths nrla. iva Iaffsue snd Dora !.
are nsntts while ths other tNa
James A. MURRAY ana Nisty's Pride.
are two % the fastest hFsahTfa ~
thls raantf ms hafsss wsrs 81
nura up teEstheF - hen fhs baTstsf
wsns az but the last two broke 80
tmnth faster than the two masts
that h naae lie start ieah BED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Eana
ong|
tics
uorl
~
ddeg
from
hut|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

money burned up on Peter } ia the
sIath race. a. BE- vac backed from
IS 10 1 20 IS q ! Hls race vas
very pasf enc And be finished alb
s0iuffiY iaht.
The spendghftf ia bet doiiaF
sn = N nrattain and Ia ths excite.
msnt 81 the nniah swallowed bic
cigarette
An IN. wise huuah at the track
plaYsa Native soc and elraned up
hsa the oaIt came hams Ia ffpht
Harry Slower hus . thaasah1 Dot
Lars on Native Son
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-18
WANTS MEN TO
WEAR BIRDS
ON HATS

Following the lead of Agnes
Repplier, who advocates the
adoption of 18th century styles of
dress by men, Nine. l. D. Hunt, Of
Chicago, president of the National
Milliners' association, is urging ar
tistically designed headgear in
stead of the "ill-shapen and ugly
hats now in style"
If you go to a haberdasher's and
are offered a chic creation with
cute little buckle on the side, a
Louis XIV droop to the brim and
perhaps a bird on the crown, you
will know that the mandate has
gone out.
From an artistic viewpoint moth
ing could be more hideous than the
majority of the hats now worn by
men," said Nine. Hunt "They are
now beginning to seek for artistic
effects, and a change must come.
Women in business do not find
a trimmed hat awkward or burden
some, and there is no reason why
it should be any more so to a man"
Nine. H. G. LeMoyne. of Cleve-
land, thought trimmed hats for
men would be lust too sweet for
anything.
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The game was a good one and
promised well for Dubois until it
ran into the unexpected assassina-
ton of Governor Steuenberg That
event affects Dubois and his new
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candidate for governor would quite
certainly carry the rest of the tick
ct through and send back Senator
Dubois to Washington.
On the other hand, the defeat OF
StOCkslager and the reelection OF
Governor Gooding would mean the
election to the United States SEN
ate of w. E. Borah, whom the re-
publicans have Endorsed for sena-
tor to succeed Dubois.
Mr.. Borah is one Of the leading
attorneys employed by the county
to aid the state in prosecuting the
cases against Meyer and Haywood
The republicans, therefore, stand
committed strongly 70 the anti
labor side Of the controversy.
In reply TO the efforts of Senator
Dubois to crowd the Mormon issue
to the front. the republicans say
that they passed the only regula-
tive legislation ever put on the
books against the Mormons. name
". the test oath" which re-
uuired every voter to swear that
he was not a pOlygamist. Borah is
going over the state pledging his
party to go as far as Dubois new
party against pOlygamists.
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SHED
YOUR RAGS
RELIGION
Why wear clothes?

Why wear clothes?
Radicals among the followers OF
DR.. w. /. Gordon, pastor of the
Physical Culture society of Cleve
land, Ohio, have come to the con
clusion that clothes are unnatural
When they find that thing is moi
according to the ways of nature
they believe the worst has been
said of it.
DR.. Gordon preached that shoes
are unnatural. SO the culturists
at the weekly meetings of the So
ciety disport themselves on the
dewy grass with their pink toes In
nocent of covering.
If shoes are unnatural, the more
enthusiastic now declare, then
clothes are unnatural. So the en-
thusiasts-
Keep your seats.
Don't get excited.
It's all-l-l-l right
III dOluou WON Spdllu III any
thing like that. He has promised
that he won't encourage his stout
lady culturists to gown themselves
in a grass mat and simple faith
Thin gentlemen who contemplate
a return to nature, health and hap.
piness by the simple eXpeGient of
hiding their clothes will be re.
strained.
DR.. Gordon thinks their theories
may be all right, but he is not
just at this time, altogether pre-.
pared to say just how much of a
good thing is too much. But he is
sure that society in its present un.
exalted state is not prepared for
too much truth.
Nevertheless" said DR.. Gordon
Il affirm that people wear too
many clothes. l wear only the
thinnest underwear even in the
coolest weather. One winter I wore
no underclothes.
I'VE believe that people should
wear as few clothes as they may
and avoid being conspicuous. We
have had dressmaker in charge
of our bureau of dress reform. The
wearing of corsets and too many
petticoats is discouraged. Physical
culturiS1S wear only one
Il approve of the 'peek-a-boo
waist and the growing fashion OF
going bareheaded is in accordance
with our IDEAS"