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FLORISTS

AMUNDsoN & KERCHNER, Funeral Designs Y
JULIUS RIECK. Floral Designs and Flowers,
1878 Washington av N. T. c. phone 1846s.
MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL CO., seth ST, CaIhoun;
wholesale and retail florists. Both phones
E. NAGEL & SON. FLORAL DESIGNS AND
towers. Both phones. Ills " Lake st
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OCEAN STEAMERS
CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

+ BIRTHS s5s .ai,-@s $3.50
f. Mr.; and Mrs. James Williams 2115 Blooming
ton avenue, a girl. - ~ 1. - -
+ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Paulson, 2e3o Minnehaha
avenue, girl < r. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bertram,, 14O1 East
Twenty fourth street, boy.
Mr.: and Mrs E.. l.. Kelley, 2427 Quincy
Mr.: and Mrs, s. L. searfoss sol Eighth
avenue NE, a girl. : 50 : ~ u
Mr.; and Mrs. J. H. Bliss. 1914 Thomas ave-
nue. N, boy. --.-. = .-szzs
Mr., and Mrs. L. G. Carr. 1921 Lyndale ave.
nue. S., a girl. u.. s75
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McLane, 1881 Polk street
NE hr a ana gar1 Mrs Hans .a,,,srtson 49,. snu,..
street NE, q girl. .-,..' .zf... = =
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Lucas, soso Eighteenth
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

LosT-IN SHOPPING DISTRICT, wEDNEs.
day evening a black purse, containing two
skeleton keys and about So In small change.
E Finder please return to 334 q 18th st, aat 3.
LosT-A DARK BLUE PURSE ON THE MIN
Z nehaha Falls car, containing money and some
8. papers, Finder please return to n. Linduuist
Z 1924 2Sth av IS. Reward. !IZ9 II ~
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MACHINERY

sHAFTusG, PULLEYs, HANGERS, COUP.
lings betting, wood and iron working machin.
cry, new and second hand; largest stock,
Northern Machinery 60. A7 q st s. AplA
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MEDICAL

MORPHINE AND DRUG USERS, CAN CURE
you in from to days, can do 50 privately
& at your home elsewhere. not the least
1907 Nicollet ay. fat "a. VI SIS 81
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FOR. RENT
For observation-disclosures.

FOR RENT-sPACE IN THE WINDOW BLOCK,
second door; steam heat, elevator, janitor
service; price very reasonable. Cali at WILL
Ham Weismsn's, 224 Washington nv 8.
FOR RENT-CHEAPEsT STEAM HEAT. MOD
ern space in city, for light manufacturing,
tailor shop. lodges and office. A. H. Ran
ncy, 614 Hennepin av.
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AUToMoBILEsAND BIcYcLEs

FINE PIECE OF LAND IN NORTH DAKOTA,
100 acres, at $40 per acre. encumbered n
the amount Of $1,000, due in fve years; one
mile from postofice and school; will trade my
equity for 1905 pattern automobile fyesa
person capacity; might consider one-seated
machine. Address q. A. Bunker, Ocheyedan
Iowa.
THE J. N. JOHNSON CO., 9lB NICoLLET,
Vulcanize and rethread all makes Of tires. We
sell all makes Of tires Oldest tire house In
the northwest.
We can always save you money.
A WARM. CLEAN GARAGE. THAT'S OURS
Expert repairing; storage Of all kinds solicit.
ed; all night service; both phones.
Maxfeld = Rice Bros, 14o1 Hennepin ,Av.
MODEL c wINToN ToNNEAU, IN FINE
condition, full lamp equipment, $3.50.
Jordan Automobile Co.,
PIT 4th st 8.
AUTOMOBILE INsURANCE-BEsT PoIi0Y,
cessors to Chadbourn & Braden. is 4th q s..
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WOOD AND CoAk

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INDIANA EGG, SIS; sPLIND, SIS; WISCONSIN
mixed, 1915. woodward & Co., successors
to Washbnrn Coal Goa 10th ~ N and I'd It.
81 2. Q. 134Q1. IS ss43
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WANTED-To RENT

A MAN WANTS FURNISHED ROOM OR SUITE
In downtown location, with privilege of en-
Pertaining friends without making explana-
t1ons. Address 430S, Journal.
WANTED-To RENT WAREHOUSE NEAR
the city; terms must be reasonable. Address
~ 444S, Journal. - G9Ns -. . -
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLToUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, pEpMA.
neutly removed by e1ectricitys Miss Holiister
77-76 Syndicate block Pioneer stand of fsss
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
49, Wanted. =.
CASH PAID FOR HORSES, SECONDHAND
buggies, wagons and harnesses. 615 4th st s.
COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

ION1 49, VOA1N
XMAS G1FTs-PEDIGREE SCOTCH COLLIE
pups, sable and white, ftotn / to 8 months
I old of McGregor kennel breeding and Al stock;
prices from $40 to $25; for sale by breeder.
Mm. Thompson. e25 Cedar av s.. Tel. Main
2709 LIZ. = =. ; l. NJ 80 t5.q..h,. = =
FRESH COWS AND sPRINGERs; ALSO SOME
2-year-old heifers, just fresh; entire herd for
sale. Cooley's Dairy, 22d and st NE.
OIL MEAL, Sl.65; OYSTER SHELLS, 76c; MICA
crystal grit, 75c per 10O-lb sack. - ~: (
J. Fl. Smith. 214-216 Hennepin av. .. -
FOR sALETHREE CHOICE FRESH COWS.
+ good ones ana right every way will take beef
cows in exchange. 1929 Portland av. -
FERRETs FOR CHR1ETMAs RABBIT HUNT
ing, So pair. r. o. Fletcher, st. Louis Park.
b. T.. c. 7410-1. ,.-... AZ 81: ;; ...l. III
FOR sALE-sEvEN WATER sPANIEL PUPS.
g weeks old. 1924 Marshall st NE. :s,
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

N1INNEI ON1AzA@ 3 OFERIY
ONE OF THE FINEST M1NNEToNKA HOMES,
1e5 feet of the finest shore on Minnetonka
by 100 feet deep, at railway station on south
house; hardwood floors: lighting plant, well,
cement cellar good barn. docks, etc.; fine
view all over lower lake; one Of the best
and most convenient places at the lake; build
ings alone worth the price asked, $S,OOO
Minnetonka lots and fruit farms Of all Kinds
for sale. A. s. Apgar, Excelsior Lake Mime
tonka, MINI. Both phones
We ARE PLATING 2se LOTS ADJOINING
Woodland Point. Lot free for name for new
plat American Suburbs Co.. 342-s44-846 Se-
$= curity Bank Bldg.
Lake and Minnetonka, Lake Sarah, Rockford:
= to 240 acres. Hail. 1876 Lumber Exchange
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INSTRUCTION

WANTED AMATEUR q MUSICIANS FOR
church orchestra; a splendid opportunity for
those desiring orchestra practice. Apply even
ings. 2112 10th aY s.
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DYING AND CLEANING
EUROPEAN TRAVEL
FIIRRIERs

FUR REMoDEL1NG, REPARINa AND RE.
dyeing one month at summer prices ! D.
Morris Fur Co. 70 10th st s.. 7. 9. 1Osos
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" LAW AND COLLECTIONS

LAW AND COLLECTIONS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~
HENRY ]. HJERTsEN AND HARRY A. LvND,
attorneys, 1O15 New York Life Bldg, Mime
+ ttance and handling business In Europe; Fl
years experience III the general practice of
law IN Minnesota; special attention given to
probate and real estate law. aH
We charge 25 per cent straight and remit sAme
day any claim or part of claim is made:
H.; A.. Robinson Realty Company,
.yHs $40 Railway Building. sa s# IL
We COLLECT, NEGOTIATE. BUY NOTES
and accounts. Universal Collecting Agency,
4Ol Evanston building, Minneapolis. .
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LOANS AND CHATTET,s

: LOANS AND CHATTELS
~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~<>~~>S >~~>S~~SA<~~~~~~-~~~-~N~
WILLIAMS, GIT GUARANTY BLDG, LOANS
on furniture, pianos, or any security; large
loans specially; terms to suit borrowers;
lowest Irices. : ,-E. * + ~
QUICK LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS or
any security; lowest rate in city for this
MONTH Jennings, S24 Guaranty bldg. p
LOANS on DIAMONDS AND WATCHES; Low
rates. The old reliable, NJ. L. Cohen 70
Washington av S. Established 1879. tsss4
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. 500 Globe bldg
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For Rent Stores.

sToRERooM FOR PLUMBER, MEAT NAH.
ington av . ~ a, ~, IS
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ELEGANT AND s-RooM STEAM HEATED
apartments, beautifully finished tile bath
rooms. gas and electric light, Park av
337 J.
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ESTABLISHED LAWYER IN ACTIVE PRAC.
tce at good county seat town is removing from
and furniture and some Minnesota books; ex-
ceilent opening for lawyer for $500 to invest
Address Box II. Pine City Mimi ----- .
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For Rent Unfurnished Rooms.
NIFoR RENT. FIVE ROOMS, l11s YALE
place' near in.i Call 'd122 Yale place.
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A CLEAN NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS FOB
s sale IN town of 1000; no other exclusive
dry cry goods store in town; two railroads, divis.
1oaaa point mt and shops; first class opening.
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TO LET HOUSES TO RENT.

TO LETA-RoOM STEAM HEATED FLATS,
modern in all appointments, sideboard, refrig-
ertor, gas range, large private screened in
porch, storeroom, etc: easy walking distance.
Prices $26 $2S nd $50. W. W. Price, 413
New York Life building. '7f''H'& : : E"s
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Except Sunday. others Daily - Leave. A1-7,s--
Chicago, Kansas City ... 10 anil 3 "a ~ s
chicago, Kansas City Omaha - o. nmi sSe ~ ~
Ch1cago, Des Mones, Kansas City . no nml "a
omaha, TT. Dodge, Austin .,,. IL Oi pnnl fix nm
Rochester, AankAto - 70 III ~ az ~. ~
Rochester, ,Mankato, Hayfeid nn.l +; a. e,s5E
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-28
HISTORICAL BATTLE FOR SUFFRAGE
WILL BE WON BY BRITISH WOMEN

LONDON, June 2S.-Woman's
suffrage in England is becoming
one of the great questions OF the
day. Not only men like Keir Har'
die. the leader of the labor party in
parliament, but a majority of the
members of the present house OF
commons have already committed
themselves to the principle; and it
is predicted that before the present
government in England goes out of
office women will have the right
to vote.
Within the last year demonstra-
ton after demonstration by some
hundreds of enthusiastic, not to
say fanatical, women has served
to keep the question before the
public. They have made disturb
ances in the very house of COM
mons. A tradition of the house
Is that women may not attend.
This is avoided by the heating of
women visitors behind the famous
grill in the gallery, where they may
see but not be seen. This grill
proved no bar to a coterie Of "suf-
fragettes," as they are now termed,
and the violent interruption they
made caused them to be elected
forcibly and gave the movement
considerable OF setback.
The more aggressive of the suf-
fragists have besieged Premier
Bannerman at his home and at his
offices until many of them have
been arrested. Only the other day
a lot of them at public meeting
which Chancellor AsQuith was ad-
dressing were elected by the po-
lice, fighting all the while, Wait
ing outside they tried to assault
the minister. They hate Asquith
particularly because he is out
spoken against the propaganda.
In spite of all the turmoil attend
ing the campaign, the demand to
allow women to vote has become
such a problem as to call for defin-
tie action. A great deal of logic be-
ing in its favor Notwithstanding the
hysteria, it is practically certain to
be granted.
The following article was writ
ten for this paper by Mr.. Hardie:
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WORK OF A
F|END

DELEVAN, Wis, June 2S.-Sum-
mer resorts here are seeking in
frenzy the assailant of 9 year
old daughter of Charles Maine,
farmer.
Last night the mother and hired
man came to town for medicine for
the girl, who was thought to be
near death. Tney returned to find
her terribly injured. The father
and brother were standing by
dazed, having just been awakened
by the child's screams.
They say man with brown hat
and ragged clothes and blotched
face ran away from the house as
they awoke.
Doctors announce that the child
cannot live.
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considerably suffered drought the
sights put upon her by her hus-
band.
The most recent scandal occur
red IN the streets Of Madrid, when
King Alfonso arrived home after
visiting his fancee in London just
previous to the royal wedding. AL
fonso was met at the Madrid sta
ton by his mother. his sister and
his brother-in-lay, in an automo-
bile. Ferdinand, as usual, was
drunk. On the way home he got
into an alteration with his wife,
and with his clinched fist struck
her a hard blow on the temple.
A number of people saw the Incl
dent The royal family however,
in order to hush up the scandal,
said someone had thrown a stone.
/ But when the palace was reached,
Alfonso and Ferdinand had fierce
row.
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MADRID, June ga grave
scandal has developed in Kink AL
fonso's family, certering about his
majesty's brother-in-law, prince
Ferdinand of Bavaria, who few
months ago married the Infanta
Maria Theresa, Alfonso's sister.
Ferdinand, who is only % years
old, Is a confirmed drunkard, and
is developing into a wife beaten
In one of his drunken fits re-
Gently he tried to attack Kink AL
fonso and had to be restrained by
attendants Alfonso himself has a
violent temper, and on more than
one occasion he has completely
lost his head over the brutality Of
his brother-in-lay and has given
him furious tongue lashings.
The life the lnfanta Maria
Theresa is leading is heartrend-
ing She is a delicate girl, very
highly strung, and her health has
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ALLISON, Who HOLDS
LONG SENATE RECORD
GRAVE FEARS FOR IOWAS SENATOR WHO
SEAT "a YEARS WITHOUT

chosen a delegate from Iowa to the
Republican national convention of
1860, and as one of its tellers he
was the first to total the vote that
made Lincoln the nominee. He was
not again a delegate to a Republi-
can national convention until 1904,
when he cast his vote for Roose-
welt.
Allison was born at Perry, O.,
March 2, 1929. He was a farmer
boy. He was educated at Western
Reserve university, Hudson, O.,
and practiced law in Ohio until
1857. His home is Dubuque, Ia. He
received votes in several national
conventions for president.
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TOMS RIVER, N. j., June 2S.-
Muck-rakers have been stirring
graft in tea cup in this little
town. Following their investiga.
ton II officials, among them high
ly respected cl.lzens, have been in
dicted for looting county funds, the
charges ranging from perjury to
the illegal acceptance of money.
OF the board of Freeholders, 10
are under indictment, including the
director Of the board and another,
Jos. B. Cox, jr. Three former Free
holders are in the same net. One
is DR.. r. l.. Disbrow, wealthy
man of this town. Other officials
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ing at which vacancies in various
OFFICES caused by the detection of
the people who have formed EN-
manual Baptist church, were filled
as follows:
Clerk, Fl. x. Smith Sunday
school superintendent, S. Grant
Smith; trustees, Arthur Hussey
and L. e. Dyer; finance committee,
David Deem, David Cloyd, c. H.
Hornbers and H. M. Williams; dea.
cons, DR.. F. c. Myers, D. M. Mar.
shall and David Dean.
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is CITY GETTING
A SQUARE DEAL

That the city council is greatly
influenced by the local electric
power monopoly, the Washington
Water Power company, is indicated
by the councils action yesterday in
agreeing to the rebuilding of a
temporary bridge to take the place
Of the collapsed Howard street
structure.
1t is plain that the company had
the franchise worded exactly to
suit itself.
Now after the company has
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Mrs. Frances Skinner, mother of
Miss Olive Skinner Of the Byron
Douglas company playing an en-
gagement at the Columbia theater,
died early yesterday morning at
Sacred Heart hospital after an Ill
ness of a week.
The remains will be sent to
Newark, N. j., accompanied by
Miss Skinner, who leaves this even
ing.
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with deep conviction-better moth.
ers. A woman whose circle of in
terests is circumscribed by her
pots, pans and scurbbing brushes,
varied by an occasional gossip with
a neighbor or quarrel with her
husband, can never, however af-
fectionate, be other than a curb up
on the opening, eagerly questioning
intelligence of her children. Broad
en- the outlook of the moter, and
you open a new world for child
hood to grow in, and bind many a
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LIE THEM VOTE.
kerr HARDIE.

Leader of the British Labor Party
To those who are opposed on
principle to women having the
votes at all, | have little to say
These | find il easier to pity than
to reason with. In the English
colonies women are voters, but
they have not, because of that
ceased to be wives or mothers
THEW outlook on life has been
broadened by the possession of the
vote which forces them to interest
themselves in political and social
questions. They are thus in a fair
way to become better companions
of their husbands and say this
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RELEASED

LOS ANGELES, June 2S.-E. l..
Hazard, after having been con-
victed of the seduction of Lulu
Rowland, walked from court this
morning practically free man.
The father of the girl made af-
fidavit to mistaken testimony and
says the daughter is past 16. Lulu
Rowland, her suster, and a son of
Hazard, were drowned on the
steamer Valencia.
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maintained an inferior structure
that finally fell into the river, the
city council has agreed that the
city share half the loss in paying
half the cost of rebuilding.
The public is beginning to talk
about graft and efforts are being
made to secure information as to
what the influence" is. A grand
jury investigation is urged in some
quarters.
VIII a temporary structure which
Is to be put up at the small cost
of $1,000 be safe?
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GET WRIT
OF REVIEW

The Great Northern railroad at
torneys today obtained from Judge
Huneke writ of review requiring
Justice Hinkle to produce evidence
and records in the cases of E. E.
Sargent against the railroad. 1t
seems that Sargent, as assignee for
R. w. Berry, John Sheehan, N S.
Piper, j. j. Sweeney and John
Steel, obtained judgment by de.
fault. The railroad people say that
they never heard of any claims
against it on the part of the as
signors.
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SPOKANE GETS FIRST
BIG RATE CONCESSION

Rev. Van Osdel is a delegate to
the convention held this year at
Omaha in July. Backed by the
promise of the new rate he is con-
fident of securing the following
great annual gathering for Spo-
kane. A. M. McClelland, general
passenger agent for the Northern
Pacific, made public the conces-
sion while in Spokane yesterday
1t is the first of the kind granted
in the Northwest.
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Rev. o. w. Van Osdel of the
First Baptist church feels certain
that Spokane will get the 1907 con-
vention of the National Young Peo-
pies union as the result of yes
terday's official announcement that
the transcontinental association
had granted one fare, round trip
rate to this city. The concession
covers any point in the United
States.
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MUST SERVE lime

At Walla Walla Yesterday Judge
Brents handed down a decision
holding that Ed Spencer, murderer
of Ella Mundt in this city three
years ago, should go back to his
cell. The court held that Governor
Mead was acting within his pow
ers when he declared that Spencer
had violated the terms of his pa
role.
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are indicted and still others who
have confessed to the misappropri-
alton Of funds have been saved BY
the statute of limitations.
The investigation has shown that
grating has been rampant here for
years. tSarting with a balance Of
$4,000 in the bank, the Freehold
ers have reduced It until the county.
owes $4,000.
Six of the indicted men are
church deacons ono postmaster
and another a highly respected
merchant. Politics has not figured
in the investigation, as the grafters
belong to both of the big parties.
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Senator VIM. Boyd Allison, of
Iowa, whose falling health is caus-
ing grave fears, is the grand old
man of the United States senate.
Senator Allison has held his seat
in the senate continuously for near
ly "a years, which is the record for
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-28
Best For Women ard Children.

On account OF it's mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup Is especially recommended
for women and children. 1t does
not neuseate or grippe like pills and
ordinary cathartics. Orino Laxa.
tive Fruit Syrup aids digestion and
stimulates the liver and bowels
without irritating them. Remember
the name Orino and refuse substi.
tutss. Chas. McNab, 4o2 Riverside.
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DELEGATION OF "sUFFRAGETTEs" BEsIEGING THE OFFI(

wild, hayward youth to his home
life who is now driven out into the
hard world for lack of that sym.
pathetic, intelligent companionship
which an educated and enlightened
mother can alone supply.
The half angel half IDIOT period
is over in the woman's world. She
is fighting her way into every
sphere of human activity. Her
labor is coming into competition
with that of man in nearly every
department of industry. Women
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TITLE FOR
MISS REID

LONDON, June est is ru-
mored that Reid Whitelaw will not
remain American ambassador to
England more than a year and that
when he returns home he will an
nounce his daughters engagement
to British peer.
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HARVARD WINS

NEW LONDON, Conn. June %.
wins the eight cared
race against Yale by one
length. Yale won the minor races.
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BAPTiSTS FILL GAPS

A special meeting of the First
Baptist church was held last even.
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VOCAL RECITAL.

A vocal recital will be given at
Masonic temple Friday night by
Miss Mary Strang.
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The Spokane Press delivered to
your house for Csc a month. TeIe.
phone Main 375.
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ICES OF THE BRITISH PREMIER.
should insist upon political equal
ity, whatever the conditions of that
equality may be.
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IF
YOU
ARE
GOING
EAST

see the o. r. & n. about your
ticket. We have special reduced
round trip rates to all eastern
points, July %, August 7-S-9, Sep
TENDER $40. H. c. Munson, C. T.
A, 430 Riverside.