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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

noda sr,, values than ever. See o,,r
W. s econa, ss,,ID Daniels the Tailor. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
BEET PAYMENTS.

On the 10Th about $4,000 viii be paid
out to t.ie farmers for beets: however.
on the 18th of next month probably
100000 will be paid out. which Will DE
the largest beet pay day In the history
Of the company. Beets are being deliv-
cred very rapidly these days. The Stef-
fens plant was started up the first OF
the week and Is most satisfactorily
working the low grade molasses. Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
LEHI.
IMPROVING PUMPING STATION


Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., Oct. 12,-Wednesday
evening Mrs. Jacobine Hunger, mother
Of William L, Racker, died mere OF
dropsy and general debility AT the ace
OF 50. She was born In Aarhus Deu-
mark. In June, 1927. Funeral services
VIII be held from the New Tabernacle
At noon, Sunday.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News delivered excepte at
Daily, Saturday Orders
Church Works Residence 2 Fourth North Phone Ind M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

why pay $500 to 5000 for suits and
overcoats.. when Daniels the Tailor
makes them for $1,000, 81 w. 2nd So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
WE TREAT AND CURE.

CATARRH-Deafness Nose ana
Throat Troubles. Eye and Ear Dis
eases, Bronchial and Lung Trou-
bles, Asthma, Stomach, Liver and
Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles,
Female Complaints, Chronic Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
Heart Disease, Nervous Diseases.
Chorea (St Vitus' Dance), Ricketts,.
Spinal Trouble. Skin Diseases, Sci
atica and Rheumatism. Diseases
OF the Bowels, Piles. Fistula and
Rectal Troubles, Goitre Cor Big
Neck, Blood Diseases, Tape Worm,
Hay Fever. Hysteria. Epilepsy. in
somnla, etc, and all durable Nerv-
Gus. Private and Chronic Diseases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
Don't Bug a Cat in q Ba9

e come to ns Shores
DR. Shores teredov
t
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

John Kendrick Bangs with NJ. l. A.
Lecture Course. December Z, 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
WEAK MEN PAY WHEN CURED.
yARICoceLe.

Absolutely pain
less treatment that
cures completely
Investigate our Me-
thods. II is the only
thoroughly sclentlt-
lc treatment for this
disease being EN-
ployed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
HOME CURES BY MAIL
If YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN.

IItNITr Drs. shores a. Shores for
WRIIt their new symptom list
UItiIL and get their advice free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

U oeS the Caarh and Chronic
1e VINO sWared their
ana with characteristic oHe
examination and Expert Advice to all who ~
Ds shmeab about
IA atc
aSt
O ad
hat
MAJ me them cRYIN
fya
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05

RAA.TY OLA KO-
LONISI0W w d
zD1'RUGA q
San Francisco Los An
geles, Portland Tacoma,
Seattle, Boice City, Spoka
ne, Walla Walla, Ogden,
Salt Lake City, Butte j in
nych miejsc " Montana,
Colorado, Utah, Nevada i
wydl,uz brzegu Pacifiku.
Koleja Union Pacific q North
Western, Cd Is Lutego do Z Kwie-.
tnia, 1906 w4acznie. Powabne wy
.cieczki pc bardzo niskich ratach.
Codziennie osobiscie arzadzane Wy
cieczki ola turyst6w W wsgonach
sypialnych Pullmana tylko $500
podw6jne pos4anie (wygodne ma
dwie osooby) wpros5 do wybrzezy
Pacifiku bez zmiany wagonow. Wy
borna podroz. Znakomita obs}uga
.kolejowa Wagony jadalne (obiady
podlug spisul. Pc bilety j zupelne
informacye zg}osic sic do agent6w
kolei Chicago & North estern-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
2 POD MOSKALA.

<KALISZ W{adza wojenna,
ME mogac, pomimo ciag}ych
rewizyi i ob}aw napotkac ma
|6lad ,,powstania zbrojn ego",
zabra}y sic do umarlych. Sta}o
sic to z rozporzadzenia kalis-
kiego gubernatora, kt6ry ME
cofna} sic nawet pred 7nie-
wazeniem cmentarzy. Prey
pomocy wojska, policyi i
z%andarm6w dokonano r6wno-
czesnie rewizyi ma 4 cmenta-
rzach, katolickim, luterskim,
schizmatyckjm i 5~ydowskin.
Ma zewnatrz otoczyli je dra-
goni, wewnatrz policya dokc-
nywa}a scisfej rewizyi, pre-
trz sa;ac groby m%urowane, a
newet "a yladaj &c do trumien.
Szukano naturalnie broni,
kt6rej, rzecz prosta, ME zna-
leziono, gdyz O. gromadzeniu
jej i powstaniu Polacy ME
mysla. To zniewazonie cmen-
tarzy powszechne w miescie
wywoia}o oburzenie. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
r -
z GAL1CYl.

NIZNIOWO pod Stanis}a-
woven. Dnia rs 2. m. chic
pi rusi6scy wypedzili komisa-
RIA r~zadowego re zebrania
(zapewnie przedwyborczego),
obrzuciwszy go kamieniami.
Z powodu tego a~resztowano.
kilku ch&op6w. Gdy W kaj-
danach p~rzeprowadzono ich
przez Nizni6w, usi}owali ich
Rusini ~wyswobodzic i napadli
ma towarzyszace i'm wojsko.
Zo1nierze bronili sic najpierw
bagnetami, a gdY to ME Cd
nioslo skutku, poczeli stree
lac. Szesciu chlop6w zabito,
kilkunastu raniOno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
z LUBAWSKIEGO.

-Podczas nabozehstwa W pew
nej wiosce koscielnej dobili
'targu O p6}tora korea grochu
dwaj posiedaiciele. Sprzedaja-
cy zadal "a korzec 6 marek
so fen. a kupujacy dawa}
tylko 6 marek - i o to 80
fen. pono d}ugo ~targowali
sic. Widocznie ME. wiedza
Tub tel %zapomnieli, re Pan
Jezus, gdy zy} jake Bog cz}o-
wick ma swiecie, what bicza
j wypedzi} handlarzy z kos
ciola, dajac i'm poznac, re "
koseiele trzeba sic poboznie
m1odlif a ME dobijac targu,
DO do tego jest rynek i inne
miejsca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
(. Oszukaf smierc.

Choroba merck czesto zakohcza
sic f%atalnie, ale przez uzeYwanie sto-
sownego jekarstwa, r: 81. Wolf, Z
Bear Grove, Iowa, oszukal smierc
On pisze: DIVA lata temu cierpia
lem ma nerki, kt6re spowodoWal}yJ
mnie wielkie b6le, cierpienia iniee
spokoinosc, ale Pc uzyciiu Electric
Bitters, wyleczy4l'eslmln- sic zupte'fniie..
Znalazlem lie take dobrem leksar
stwem ma generalne oslabienie iner-
%wowoscc, i t ~ e zawsze prl.z1yy
reku, gdyz przekona}em sic ae ME
ma r6wnlego sobbiie'''. M j. Kowa
leWskkis4 ekkarz, ggRSaran1ttu e je pc
Soc. D. 81. ND.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
. GLISNO, W parafii Bo.

= GLISNO, W parafii b.
rzyszkowskiej. Pred niedaw-
nym czasem> namawlaf mas
nasz sasiad innowierca re-
bysmy razem z MIN sprzeda-
Ii nasze gospodarstwa jake
mus tam bankowi niemiec-
kiemu ma parcelacya. Przyje-
cha}o tel kilku pan6w W tym
celu i dawali nam st6sunko-
wo dosyc wysokie ceny, ale
ziak zmiarkowali, zesmy ME
do przekupienia il mich tyl-
kosmy drwili, pojecha'i tam,
skad ich nasz: nam niby tax
zyczliwy sasiad sprowadzi}.
Widocznie .mieli zamiar 7 ma
szych 5 w%iekszych gospo'
darstw porobic luterskie ko-
Ionic, ale ten rae i'm sic jesz-
cze ME udafo.
Teraz zn6w sic wyrwaf z
naszej wioski p. M. Polak
kaszuba, kt6ry namawia gos-
podarzy, ably sprzeda}i swe
gospodarstwa jakiejS tam nj
by polskiej sp6fce, powiada,
re ma polecenie Cd tel spoil
XII kupowa6 gospodarstwa ma
parcelacye. Jak sic jed max
dowiadujemy, ME polls ka
spoke ma p. M. "a SODA, ale
zyd6w - a zydzj, kto vie,
cry ME maja tych samych
kupc6w kt6remi mas nasz
sasiad Niemiaszek chcia}
uszczesliwic.
W Bozyszkowach obiecy-
wal pan M. niekt6rym wp}y-
wowym osobom pc 500 m.
1ap6wki, >byle mu tam pomo-
gil nakfonic niekt6rych Cos
podarzy do sprzedania ich
gospodarstw, i tam powiedzia}
p. NJ, ze z polecenia pewnej
sp6}ki polskiej uk}ada sic O
.sprzedaz gospodarstw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05

ma slusznosc j juz ME ppiijaa
|gorzalk jak woody. O9'b1y nlalw7 ~
najzagorzalsi piiacy t. u usl,11;alii
napwr6cili sic I'D 3 wte'dllyy
.lepiej i'm bedzi,e, 30 v ro s1l;
ME nastapi spokka6j, bedizie 60
jesG i moze nawet da sic osz-
czedaiic cokolwiek grosza na
czarna godzine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
WIEsCI z OJC(ZlYZNY
Z PRUS POLSKICH.
z CHEMINSKIE]GO

Nieszczescie wydarzvlo sic
koloniscie Frose W Grzego-
rzu. Prey wpuszczalniu DO
m1ockarni snopk6w zboza,
.@dostafa sic reka jego miedzy
kola maszyny, kt6ra mu ia
tax pokaleczy}a, re ia trzeba
byfo al pod }okiec odjac.
O5mioletni chtopczyk Jan
Ligmanowski z Liszewa, po-
ganiajac PREY rozwerku ko.
ME, dostaf sic miedzy kofa
maszyny tax nieszczesliw;e,
re ma miejscu smierc po-
ni6s}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
- w SZOZEPANKOWIE

- w SZOZEPANKOWIE
%pochowany zosta} 1890 Lutte
go 100 letni Mateusz SIAM
kowski, pewnie ostatni z u
}an6w polskich, kt6rzy sic
bill pod orlami wielkiego Ma
poleona.. Zmarly mimo ME-
dostatku cieszyi sic zawsze
dobrem zdrowiem i dopiero
W ostatnich latach stracif
prawie zupefnie wzrok. Mech.
odpoczywa. W pokoju pc tru.
dach tax diugiego zywota!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
zE sLAsKA.

Pomiedzy
Wroc}awiem a Lignica odby-
la sic W zeszlym tygodniu
pr6ba novel lokom otywy,
kt6ra ciagnie wagony re
szybkoscia 1870 kilometr6w
ma godzine. Dotychczas wy
rabiane l~okomotywy uchod:-
dzily tylko najwyzej 100 kii--
.lometr0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
pom AN. KOniec pro

=. Koniec pro-
cesu O podrzucenie dziecka.
W procesie Majerowej pre-
ciwko hrabiemu ,Zbigniewowi
Wesierskiemu~K wileckiemu i
lego ma}zonce label z hra-
blow Rni6skich odja} sadskar-
zycielce prawo ~ub6stwa,ponie-
,waz process okazaf sic bezna-
dziejnym. L tego rowodu
Majerowa cofne}a skarge.
-Egzamin abituryencki W
gimnazyum sw. Maryi Mag
daleny odbywa} sic 1go 2go
q. M. Z 80 uczni6w z1ozy}o
egzamin 20 Polak6w, miano-
wicie: Adamski Jan, Adam
ski Waleryan, Borowiak Jan,
Gutsche Kazmierz, Jazdzew-
ski Antoni, Karolus Bole-
shaw, Kabendzi6ski Franci-
seek, Mann Zdzis}aw, Nova
kowski Mieczys}aw, Bogacki
Tadeuszy Dziobihski Jan,
G6rny J62ef, Jagielski Bole~
slaw, Jagielski J6zef, Janow-
ski, Milczewski, Janusz, Ra~
dowski, Radowski Micha},
Spikowski Onufry, Williams
Julian. ID ustnego egzaminu
uwolniono II uczni6w wyz-
szej prymy, miedzy mimi 8
Polak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
u POZNANSKIEGO.

80 ~INOWROCKAW. Dnia
1-go marca ziozyfo PREY tu-
.tejszym gimnazium egzamin
abituryencki jedenastu mIo-
dzie6c6w. Z tych pieciu Po-
lak6w: Cybichowsk; Leonard,
Jagodzi6ski Zbigniew, Nj
klewski Zdzislaw, Szalkowski
Szymczak Stani-
sfaw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05

YVES SZLACHECKA
MIESCISKA pod Bukiem,
przesz}o 1000 morg obszaru,
w1asnosc Donu Bankowego
Drweski Langner W Pozna.
niu, - nabyf moca kupna p.
MARGIN Szma1da, >znany "a
mozny obywatel z Kwiecisze-
wa. - Nowonabywcy ,,Szczes6
Boze!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
: DABROWNO. Nasz Ks

Ill., DABROWNO. Nasz Ks.
probnszcz wystepuje gorliwie
przeciw pija6stwu j juz wiele
dobrego pod tym wzgledeemnl
.zdziaial. Niekt6rym pijakom
poczatkowo ME podoba sic
to coprawda, ale pozniej
przyznlaajja, ze IS. proboszcz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05

Bic wy,kazalo, wspp6'lllnlsiilkkiiletmn.
inl1nllego zzalE,o,td1LzzEiieja, kkatB6tirry pred
laty 2 ppiiwN 'l1cy r'adtz-
az medycynalnego d. K-lo-
sego okolo 90 butelek czer--
wonego wilma, . opr6cz tego
welocyped skradl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
OPOLE. w tych dniact

skradziono W nocy q lokalu
wyszynkoWe v gospodzie De
ruskiego cesarza" s butelek
likieru. Zfodzieja, kt6r.y.mrl,
jest niejakis robotnik Troio1kk.
z Kugnian, schWycn str6z v
chwili, gdy sic chcial 4 like
rem oddalie. Trojok lest, jj sll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
RSZA WA

WARSZAWA. Utworzy]
sic tu nowy zwiazek polltycz-
ny pod nazwa ,,Unia''. Zwia~
EEK 6w bezpartyjny ma roz-
wina6 .swa dziafalno5c ma
Kr6lestwo, Litwe i Ma}a
Rus: %gf6wnem zadaniem jego
jest przerwanie przelewu
krwi bratniej i usuniecie Wa
sni partyjnych. 1928.
Grodno. Uciek1 tn z
wiez;enia zasadzony ma smiert
przestepca Cwiertk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05

W. KOWNIE ma Litwie Ut
worzy} sic cato lod6w ma
rzece Niemnie. Skutkiem to-
go woda tax sic podnios}a,
re zala}a Is ulic nisko polo.
zonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
PLAN yAZDY
4 Pociag6w k%olejowych y
"
Chicago &

Odiazd pociqg6w
NaL.W sch6d. -
Chicago morning passenger lex S)"..."... 700 a N
Chicago evening passenger (daily) ......""o;4op m
Chicago passenger lex s. "...""" -. .""la;olP m
Ma Zach6d.
Dakota passenger idaiy, .....".... =. "".. o;45 a m
Minnesota passenger lex S)"..... i. ....... Use p m
chicago Evening passenger Eek s. ...---- $50 P m
y Przybycle poclagow.
~ re Wschodu. III
Chicago morning passenger (dai W .--. CASA
Minnesota passenger lex S)...... . ...".." l;3o p m
Min. & Oak. mail and pass tex ST. .--.e;so pm
Re Zachodu. d.
Min. & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. . 1. 11;4o a m
Local passenger lex 81 ......... 5000. s'45 p m
Dakota m.il and passenger daily. >. ...."9,3o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-05
Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry,.

North Bound
NsSMs4 par
St Paul & Minneapolis Limited 4.os a. m.
St. Paul & Minneapolis Express 8.5a am
h Arr We
Chicago St. Louis & Peoria Limited $50 am.
Chicago Express 3sa o.35 am.i
South Bound. ID.
Depart
Chicago ST. Louis EXPIRES 10 IS a m
Chicago ST Louis Peoria Limited 10 SO p m
Eag355 Arrive
StPaul & Minneapolis Express 1I.3oam
StPaul & Minneapolis Limited 1898 P N
Green Bay 3 Win n'Dll,,.
s 45s BS4 z#%s Depar Arrive
Green Bay Pass anger .:I5.A ~ 4s3:.o5sp M
boo p m n 1
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-03

The prominence which to has brought to the drainage
mas resulted calling attention advisab and
a allowing the people the opportunity express their viii
D'NEot voIE oN ALL LAWS that passed affecting them
In mas been called the ON account ia advocacy
% m name cy socialists and other malcontens
hos been brought into disrepute -
mas become term Objectionable Democrats but the IDEA is
GOOD AND THE PRINCIPLE SOUND and ii would mot ia Wise 70 CON
aF = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ovo ''
eeortn never will be Romeo said Romeo when He feared
"y Ieud between the Montagus the Capu,e would hamper
NUN an MS suit ior the hand Of the Juliet
ADOPT THE PRINCIPLE 49, - 1870 Du' s AHA w
mass men represent them legislature ana these
Az o tne laws are but the representative Of the
bear on legislatures 4ppp nnuences Drought "
septav - 'nese representatives good OF bad repre-
NOT b nsaS - s people and but right that the people
approval OF n -I"sSa " opportunity to express me
which und @ n the consent Of the governed is the principle
onor~ exploited .r,ss the neop
IN legislative bodies " reject laws passed py ne
Florida Legislature ~ en VINO Will sit next
out VIII 0e the man who his name 10 the Law, .t win carry
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-03
November 5, 1906

Once before have called attention stova
Tampa pncnan for nsing borrowed editorials in the
his paper IN "a aa.I.bs t94s Sa8 sSsd3
This would be praisevohy practice readers
from the reading compositions not for
them thus leaving the public with the belief that
mOrnng Responsible for
the idea and then fashioned the words Tbune
columns VA A s9if 'adi ,;qsns'sg3P3 ,ss5eEco I'd
touching subject again mot for the
brethren OF the State there
copied Wallace stovas
latest bit of editorial theve and given him credit Tor the same
editors fooled the willy Wallace and
editorial they him gentle suggestion OF the
giving HIM credit for what THEY HONESTLY
AND SINCERELY believed TO belong to him. }4 Uaia.a ,
The jewels and gems editorial thought which sOv 20 frequently
largely Jewel Of Newspaper
Enterprise Association OF Cleveland o. HAHN ,5 NM ssI
The latest 10 entitled Building Competency.
When read this I'm the Tribune appealed to something unlike
Inquiry gave me the authentic information that Its publication in the
Morning Tribune Tampa STEAL evidenced
lowing correspondence: a,H X s& gSt 4aA 'H%a aa
y. Tallahassee Fla, October 3D. 1906.
Gentleen ask pardon for troubling much but this
Tampa Tribune man is such busy hepomanac and 70 cnesy
him down every once Please tell the attached not
ThannS YOU in Svanca for ynrr aro y ~ h,s reca am
.H Yours very cry truly, ~, ,,,,,, No.
Clipping OF the editorial In question the
Tampa Tribune attached to this n gaes3aTI
Here's the answer: 81 a4llAaya3 q
.,,. n..,. Cleveland o, October ss. 1906
Dear SYcur letter TO the Syndicate reached
You right In thinking the editorial q
to clients the r. Tampa
"A M HOPKINS Editor"
While sova be building competency he is at the same time
building reputation editorial thief which
He think he passing or other
work as his own but this sort thing be detected
In the use OF the keen Of
vaH should not neglect the adding names
papers or publications from which he has been the habit
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-03
Fourth Page

8l MS. f5s
Che the School Ros An That's Coming n, Him \
Carnivas are good things s,9r nj linsatF An A e<s
Carnivas XIII t,SgS E9nra f-At ai adass
Therefore carnivala s ssb. fa a aai -
otner things are
In Cuba we
the noble tsss mot respond to
the last call Tor the dining g ana ehskera
cen dirgbe hlocnang m nach where we
l But when II comes 70 CARNIvALs, js d4g casss 4
We all confetti 7a- 11s uasyst4f n
And we are no longer responsible Fast furious frantic festive frenzy
upon or goblet milk
pant for dash the midst Of things M III, NJ, A ,s.>
Sometimes capyas again Roman
another time of cana Of the Ns free and untrammee
found no trouble in thinking about old carnival KIN .
But NOW It's different .f n ssS34g MN. .'.1' r@lr
In spite temptations
Today thinker 10 occupied solely With thoughts about the
niva about to be pulled or In Jacksonville BY little While Rngwom
big rmmutabe George. absted hx Holomon
Our thoughts thus driven becana two daily ndbs of the
carnival by WILSON
garing gigantic serng gorgeous galaxy
rare and respendent raazedaies warad 70 thrill the tired tissues
the trusting while diyong
sordid sinful soulleas and supernuous scada a!4
Little wiie Rnsworm carnival
Well just for this once we win obliss nam
We WILL. let the carnival spirit BE Al the air. t.g M
We don't to make practice % and this time
But to obss we v THE SUM- how issue our command. to tho
elusive elves that the ether and bid them
lei In the carnival E&N&5
my enterprise
putting this scheme to the offer best wishes for
dignity emperor engage In the
show business and think that editors can lena themselves to with
feet propriety. eai4As
Jacksonville enterprise
pose making the public win beened the
will be indebted the three gentlemen
Trade stimulated when crowds gather and the merchants
ove few Of them at least viii have reason to prontab remember
Jacksonville carnival {&sssNl4F . .1. -'i ,
sidehts operated by
trio Of typos the center calcium 10 the money that there for
those who In It. .s9gs s WN4grs4 'Hf ss"t -" ''
BUSINESS PROPOSITION COMMONWEALTH TRUE,
BUT STILL ABUSNEss PROPOSITION. vi #... I ,a
hope viii be proposition pain
the public who win take the trouble and incur the expense
are treated to hghciass fake the a. two
financially
pay showmens $f III y
hope baiefcstsd
prived arising
treasury, pulling Oh OF the carnival @at
county the privilege plying their
enterprise
SHOWS UNDER TENTS viii
scheme the pspe bright for zeable addition
the public W. tgAo as
Solicitor will peit single
commit crime doing busness without license and
whipped Of Justice "a, 4 4hsss'H syal'
general fund that schools set part OF their from
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Carnivals are all right.

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-28
ga LABOR FAMINE"

country suffering
bad sort.
famine
before.
would deplorab If tn them if the
long time.
southwest calling
the harvest moved noward the unsashed demand for labor
big offered, found
the fields
Manufacturers railroad public
having the troubles not only in the western and
parts country
Everywhere the demand for labor and it unanswered
The flood of immigration surprising than Of former
years, only drop the empty bucket.
dispatch from Pittsbug the railroads entering that city
appearing
the Chicago positions brake
The
limit established and that excited such indignant
position workmen, lines by
others wiped entirely.
Men under conditions almost is the
demand the be had.
That American the has completely disappeared
his
neighbors with There
honest, healthy be idle.
This has had dull period"
all manufacture and trade usually
little activities, while the business
poets all the fac
life like shuttle
through the loom of trade.
activity of the railways be regarded hoi
will them in
moving the bountiful
Is condition really famine,
The labor land rich of increase in
supplies with work
good pay?
banks this
country deposits will be greatly in
this
a famine this is welcome
long stay with u.s.
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about it, an I'll have home grown
eggs for you in a week. l amt
| goin' to clean no chicken coops be-
cause it irritates tn hens"
in what way"
well, s'posin' you wuZ hen an
wuz tryin' t. lay an egg an along
comes a Teller with broows an
brushes, invadin' your home t. set
things straight an tidy. Wouldn't
you resent it?"
| quite right, quite right, |, would,
The master gave me my own way
| and two weeks later we were re-
| warded. While | was baling the
| hay one afternoon l heard the ex-
| aultant cluck of hen and rushed
to the poultry house, where ! found
an egg. l hid until the master re-
turned that evening, when show
ed it to him.
"Oh, Tillman!" he cried.
He gazed upon it long and proud
ly, then his face grew seriouss
You are not deceiving me, are
you, Tillman?" he asked. you
didn't carry that egg from the
pantry to the poultry house. TELL
me you didn't" -
Upon my honor, did not"
answered. Il found it right where
the hen laid II F."
"Tillman, this egg has cost me
$3.50. l have it down in my books
$3.50 I've spent for poultry house
chickens and feed. to say nothiw
of study and worry. But it's worth
it. Tillman, ATS worth it,"
| have noticed, however, that the
edge of most of our joys in this
world is dulled by some pestiferous
thing, much as many a picknic has
been spoiled by red ants. After
dinner that evening the cook pre-
sented her resignation and when
the news was conveyed to the mas
ter he forgot all about the egg and
damned the country deeply.
Ito be continued.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-28
NEW TEACHERS
4 NAMED

At last evenings meeting of the
school board of district 81 the fol-
lowing new members of the high
school faculty were on recommen-
dation of Superintendent Tormey
engaged for the coming school sea-
son: Edwin r. Crane, supervisor
Of manual training to succeed o. l..
Whitcomb, resigned; Christine
Riis, Grace E. Moore and Sam T.
Jordan, for the chairs of domestic
science, mathematics and mathe-
MATES and commercial.
The following named were placed
on the waiting list: Mrs. H. L..
Wilson, Ida Most, Lucille Boggs, Ida
Tonnar,' May Hurd, Elsie Burr and
Josie Stewart.
In addition to those members of
the high school faculty mentioned
above, the new ones are: A. H.
Benefiel and Arthur Smothers,
physics; c. R. Briggs. physical
geography; S. L. Peterson, mathe-
matics; j. H. Quense, manual train
ing; Clara Williams, domestic arts,
and M. S. Hoover, commercial.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-28
NET AND LINEN

A net and linen gown Is empire
green shows skeleton skirt of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-28
GR0CERS ELECT
DELEGATES

When the meeting of the Wash
ington State Grocers' association
meets in Spokane September 26-7
this city will be represented by the
following named delegates: c. A.
Nickum, Frank Burchett, S. A
Bishop, w. X. Gardner, d. Holdings.
worth, c. Anderson, U. G. Allen, e
E. Parmeter, E. N. Cory, S. B. Gran.
dali and A. w. Bower.
The committee of arrangements,
consisting of E. e. Parmeter, P,
Nelson, c. Anderson, E. N. Cory
w. K. Gardner and U. G. Allen, has
not completed any details for en-.
PERTAINING the visitors other than
deciding upon banquet as one OF
the features.