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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-21

We still have some clear fir floor
Ing which is going fast st 1880.
clear fir ceiling at $13, clear drop
siding at SIS. Better get what you
need while 1t lasts. Jenkins-Laell.
WITT Lumber company. nor.h end
Division street bridge, SO
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REIMBURSEMENT 100 acres, five
miles from railroad and saw mill.
House, good spring, over 100000
feet of timber, 40 acres ready for
work, fine black loan; $3.50. The
Lands company, 21-22 Marion blk.
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Nice corner lot and inside lot on
Eleventh avenue, Cannon HILL
$1050 for both, or will sell sepa
rately. One-fourth cash. Gray q
McCune Co., First and Wall streets.
Phone 800. sss
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L. G.. Muldsen of Odessa Is in
the city On business. He is at the
Victoria.
M. l.. Davis and wife of Nelson,
B. c., are registered at the Spo-
kane.
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ON STRIKE
(Scrip, IS News Associatiou.l

PARIS, March 21.-Eighty thou
sand are affected by the strike in
the northern mining district, and
disorders are frequent.
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A few more lots LEFT on car line,
good soil. Good view. Near to
school; $3.50 and 5000 each-$1o
down and SIS q month. Northern
Investment company $50 Riverside
avenue. Phone 1882. sss
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wives.
Why?
Because they know how to apply
business methods to domestic econ.
omy. And the business woman is
her husbands equal.
This is the philosophy of the Rev
John l.. Scudder, pastor of the First
Congregational church in Jersey
City. Recently he braved a storm
of criticism by declaring this belief
from the pulpit, He has not chang
ed his mind, however, and the fol-
lowing Is his statement:
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DON'T MISS THIS.

Call at Northern Pacific city Of
fee for itinerary, showing full de-
tails of commercial clubs excursion
to Los Angeles and return, March
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ZOE sAxH.

XOR aAxA.
FOR SALE by owner, 80 acres,
miles west of Spokane. Two miles
from Electric line. Must be sold
by April 1. Address 418 First AVE.
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FOR RENT.
Four room cottage for sale cheap.
Phone 3719. ~
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PLUM BlNG.

.I ROOkERY BLDG.
9E0 BRIckELL 4 THOMAS
Money to loan on furniture. pianos
horses, wagons, or any good
security.
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PAWN BROKERS',

II you want loan. 60 to p. Bics.
ford, 33S Main avenuN
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The Steam Clot',es Pressing com.
pany will French dry clean enc pre-s
your suit for 500 or your trousers
for 15c; only to 10 minutes r..
CURED: good dressing rooms; alter.
atoms and repairing. ESQ Second
avenue. Phone 2252.
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THROUGH TOURIST sLEEpERs
TO CHICAGO
Via Great Northern railway leave
Spokane at $3.50 q. m. daily. arriv-
ing at Chicago 8 o'clock third
morning. Rate for double berth.
1915. For reservations. tickets.
etc., apply at city office. 701 River
side. E. 8. BLAIR,
-" General Agent.
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Charles Staley. 219 Pacific avenue
South Of N. p. depot. 12S-1e
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Highest price paid for second hand
furniture Tel N. sos. 21l River.
side. aA-a
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Freight, furniture. baggage ana
parcel delivery. Tel. S92. 220-o
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81 opens a checking account. TIE
Peoples Bank. liz Mill. Long houra
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The attractive daughter Of Am
bassador Whitelaw Reid has made
a hit over in London. The English
papers speak of her as the "Ameri-
can queen" and one enthusiastic
writer remarks that it wouldn't be
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FUEL DEAIE1a.

standard Fuel & Ice Co., E4of
Front Tel sss. Carbonate. Rock
Springs and Summit coal Martin
Dolan, manager.
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at all surprising if she should mar
ry some dashing young British peer
Miss Jean will be Mrs. N. Long
worth's constant companion when
the presidents married daughter
goes to London late in the spring.
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Partisan Dysing & Cleaning Works
and Dress Pleating Factory, L. A
Leahmann. proprietor. has moved to
sos First avenue, near Howard.
Phone 2137. No solicitorA
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CAST OFF OLoTVuO.
positively highest prices paid for
cast OFT clothing. N223 Stevena n
iii.
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A. TIMING,
General Agent.
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The Washington times., 1906-12-09
MY LADYS GARTER
HAS ITS WARDROBE
Different Ones for Each
Meal IS Style of Smart
British Women.

LONDON, Dac. S-The latest extrava-
gance .of the smart society woman j.
the garter wardrobe a dainty cabinet
of inlaid mahogany or fumed oak. con-
tanning, in neat array, the different
STYLES OF garters worn with various cos
tunes.
With the breakfast negligee. the fash
ionable woman wears soft-blue stain
garters. With golhng costume she puts
on her red silk elastic pair In the
afternoon, with tea gown. she wears
rest" garters made Of the softest
crepe de chine.
For evening wear and dances. my
lady IL prepared for any such plquant
incident as the legendry origin Of the
Order OF the Garter in King Edward
hrs time Her carriers are of the most
elaborate character They may Doe
satin. eNquisitely embroidered or hand
painted ssith flowers iscentGd with the
corresponding perfumel; of sequins in
mother If pecrl shades. rtudded with
turquoises; or of old gold and silver
ribbons interlaced and sparkling with
gems.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
BUSINESS INTERESTS
CONCERNED ABOUT MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Commercial
and manufacturing interests are max
ing il clear TO Secretary Shaw that ths
present stringent indications in the
money market are by NO means due 80
heavy speculation. but to the legitimate
demands OF business One large asso-
oia ton OF merchants held a meeting IN
this city q few days ago, which result
ed in the joint request 10 the Treasury
Department that some further measure
be adopted at once to bring about more
normal conditions In money. There can
be no doubt whatever that the present
occasion fulhlls the requirements out
lined b. Secretary shaw recently as
pr prerequisife 20 any extended aid which
tie Government through him should eN-
tend 10 the money situation. and there
is no question that Secretary Shaw ap-
prcciates This To the FUN and that he is
backed by the Cabinet, which i under
stood 10 have met Yesterday TO oan-
vass the situation and uphold the hands
Of thc Secretary In his DETERMINATION
10 conserve the business interests Of tde
country
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
DETECTIVE CAMERA
THIEF'S BETRAYER

PARIS Dec. S.-An ingenious auto
matte detective mas been successfully
used az Adorf. where a merchant had
lost lot Of money by burglaries at his
office.
Being Of an inventive turn. the meT-
chant devised an apparatus consisting
OF a camera. incOnspicUOUsiy placed,
the shutter Of which would De opera ted
by any opening Of the ssie with which
II was connected by an electric wire.
BY this means the merchant expected
TO get a snapshot OF the next burglar
who visited his office
lie was not sappOinted. one morn
ing he found that the safe had been
robbed. ana IN the camera was a pic
u5re, which proved on development 20 be
that o. his junior clerk in the act OF
helping himself TO the cash
The Young man denied being the
thief; bat Rhen lac vas shown The
Photographic evidence, he could only
make a confession. he is now In JAIL
convicted on the evidence OF d dumb.
but infsliibIe, witness
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
TEACHER MURDERS
FELLOW WORKER
Camorra Crime in Naples
Varsity TerroriZeS In
StitutiCn.

PARIS. Dec. S.-The University Of
Naples is in the grip Of the Camorra,
the terrible secret society which thirty
years OF liberal government hage failed
10 stamp out in this beautiful Mediter-
Fanean port. The chief Of the collegiate
Camorrists- SaveriO Lagana, dean OF the
bachelors in philosophy-ha just mur-
dered Prof Giovanni Rossi because he
resisted his Camorrist rule OF the uni
versity
PROT. Rossi. a young and clever man,
who held the chair of comparative
anatomy, was stabbed TO Jhe heart while
leaving the university by Lagana. who
escaped arrest because the Naples police
are afraid of Camorra.
For years Lagana has tertorized the
teaching STAFF OF the university by his
violence. tie has once been expelled for
Hounding q fellow student, and also
banished 90 a convict settlement. but
returning he resumed dcspotic rule over
the university, and with the dreaded
Camorra organization at his back he
deied the powers.
Lagana is "a Sicilian. heads Q powerful
group cf anarchist students, who rails
disorders in the lecture room on every
possible occasion. Every professor in
the university went in mortal fear Of
the bully except Rossi, whom Lagana
determined to remove"
The crime arose out Of Rcssis defiance
OF Lagana, who threatened him with
uire punishment for his refusal 10 en-
gage in the traffic in dispensations from
lectures, which Rossi continued 10 dis
tribute gratis despite the corrupt system
which LaganB had introduced.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
WlM0DAUGHSlS CLUB
PLANS CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

A bazaar under the auspices of the
Nimodaughsis viii be held next Satur-
day, December -. in the rooms OF the
club. 1919 New York avenue. There will
he several attractive stalls banked WITH
almost everything tha- the Christmas
shopper may want. and Miss Catherine
Garst, who has made a study OF palm
isuy, viii tel ali who want TO know
just what they win sec Tor Christmas
presents
The committee on decorations is COM
posed OF Miss McFHu. Miss Edith Camp
bell and Miss Eva NorcrOsS. Other
members of the WjmodauEhsis Will take
aa active part in the entertainment
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
AMERICAN SEEKING
SAMARITAN SCROLL
J. Pierpont Morgan Reported
TO Be Bidding on
Scriptures.

LONDON. Dec S-An American mill
Nonaire. supposed 10 be PierTout
Morgan. is trying To buy the copy Of
the Samaritan Scriptures which "a depu-
taJion Of SamaTitans-of whom there are
only 200 left-brought 90 London some
time ago The price placed upon The
scroll. which dates at about 300 A. D..
and OF which there are only two copies
in the WoIld. is 5000.
The British Museum offered Onc-ffth
OF that sum ana now. Hector Dom
oyan, in the interests OF ''an American
has raised the bidding to $4,000. The
Museum authorities are certain 10 COM
pete. and il is more than likely that
America will be the destination Of the
ancient scroll. at a price far above thai
placed upon it 10y the venerable high
priest
The scroll is kept in a marvellous
triple case of brass with silver inscrip-
lions hammered into 1t. There are also
silver gilt ornaments and rich EN-
broideTies which will be included i'm the
sale If the scroll does so 10 America
there viii be the usual outcry-when Z
is TOO late.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
.STORK PAYS VISIT
EVERY NOVEMBER
This Years Arrival to Mrs.
PhippS, Nee Grace,
Is a Girl.

LONDON, Dec S.-Mr and Mrs. Jas
Phipps mee Grace are extremely happy
over the birth Of daughter. The young
couple married IN the month OF NOvem-
Der. The following November Mrs
Phipps presented her husband with 4
boy. the next November with another
boy, and now has arrived the Novem-
her girl
They have taken "a cottage residencs
Ht Battle close go BatAe Abbey, so as
To Dr. near Mrs. rhIpps, father Mich
arl r. Grace, who is the tenant OF
Battle Abbey. which has been the scene
Of many Weekend and shooting parties
during The past few weeks.
Al Battle. TOO. have settled for The
winter Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin.
Dr., Duee Helen Phippsl. who are care
fully tending a sun more Junior Bradley
Martin. The village OF Battle is, I'm fact,
huge nursery. as the Phipps Trtlnus
OF domesucs is at an times large.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
KAISER PAYS WAY.
ACCEPTS NO PASSES
Annual Railroad Expenses
Never Less Than
100000.

BERLIN, Dec S.-The kaisers rail-
road expenses amount 70 the astonish-
ing total of SJ90OO year. ON his mum
erous JOURNEYS to different parts of his
Empire. Wilhelm II charters special
trains paving the full rates even on
the state railways. and this brings ur
tne bill Tor "a years travelling 10 a cum
that would endow small hospital for
ever.
For one journey from Potsdam t1
Donhueschingen. IN the south, and the
return a week later the Kaiser recent
Iy paid $500
For unofficial visits His Majesty No"
uses the automobile. which reduces ms
travelling expenses considerably.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
NO Kissing IN THEATER
TOULON MAYOR DEGREES

PARIS. Dec. S.-THe mayor OF TOU-
Ion is determined that people shall not
show their boredom al the local mu-
nicipaI theater. lie has jNst issued his
orders, which run. ---
There shall be no Kissing, no audible
remarks. Ho irOnic applause. and uO
noisy yawning. L am determined that
the dignified calm necessary TO the
proper enjoyment Of the drama shan
not be disturbed
Visitors 10 the theater are also net TO
be allowed 10 make their complaints
verbally, nut are 10 write them in a
book provided for this purpose. ANY
breach Of these rules viii b, punished
10y instant expulsion.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
AERIAL NAVY A BLUFF
SAYS SANTOS -DUhONT

PARIS, Dec. S-M. Santos -Dumont
has not the slightest faith in the state
ment or General CrOZier that the Unit
ed States are 10 have an aerial navy
within a few years
Il do not hesitate to say that the
story of the Wright brothers flying
machine having made a flight Of thir-
~ miles is nothing but an example Of
The blufnng i'm which Americans have
always been masters" ne said a few
days ago. II believe in the future OF
the aeropIane as a means 20 navigate
he air but IL viii need many improve
mcnts before il can possibly rs any
such distance AS thirty miles
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
ST. STEPHENS INSTITUTE
DANCE TOMORROW MIGHT

St Stephens Institute viii give its
ar-J dance OF the season at Carroll U-
stitute Hall tomorrow night. The COM
mittee in charge has prepared an eN-
cellent program and expects % large
gath hering. The committee consists OF
Thomas Lee Fortune. John r. Boylaud,
Joseph D. MoriarIty. James Y. Hughes.
Leo Mckinley. NJ +. Donahue. Charles
Morgan James Darcy. Thomas Hol-
ieran. George V Hunt, and Joseph +.
She~hau
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
SYPHER COURT MARTIAL
GOES OVER TO MONDAY

TIE cCIr.-marLai OF Assistant Pay
master William Il. Sypler. or the navy.
which has been in progress at the navy
yard since last Monday morning. had
not been concluded al noon ycstevda -.
TT which time the court adjourned until
tomorrow. The defendant is charged
with alleged Irregularities i'm his pay ac-
counts and iueffiCicuCy
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
REMBRANDT EXHIBITION
EMBRACING MANY WORKS

PARIS. Dec. s-A Rembrandt exhibi-
tion is 10 br held ia the Louvre Museum
upon the occasion OF the tliceutenaTy.
Rembrandt festival. All the canvases
by the celebrated master which are in
the Museum OI Paris are TO DO grouped
together. and private collectors also
have iurimated their Intention OF lend
Ing tae paintings which are Ia their
possession.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
NEW YORK AMATEURS
PLAN WHALING TRIP

LONDON. Dec. S.--A hrm of English
suumakers mas received an order from
New York for complete whaling out
i'll Harpoous OF the latest type are
insisted upon. and every weapon has 10
be- thoroughly tested and in good con
ditiou. The orders are signed by Simp-
son Mercer. and drafts are inciOsed 10
cover the estimated cost.
1t is understood by the Eunmakers
that the OUTFIT is intended fOT am anna
teur whaling expedition. Big game OF
the sea is the way one Of the prin-
cipals expressed il. The crew. st is
thought viii be picked, and the vessel
chartered az Aberdeen
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
SALMON CANNING.

over u-OlO,vp0 salmon were required TO
al the 50,Oo0,O00 cans which represent
British Columbia's output in this line
for 1895. This equals 200 cans for every
man. woman and child In the province.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

Mrs HoyIe-i hear that your son had
tu leave college
Mrs DoyIe-Yes: lie studied too hard,
learning the football signals.-Puck.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
FRIGATE IS SPARED
IGNOMINIOUS END
Constitution Not to Be Sunk
as Bonaparte
Planned.
PATRIOTS ARE VICTORIOUS
Secretary Of Navy Now FavOrs Using
The Ship on State
Occasions.
PATRIOTS ARE VICTORIOUS

Daughters ana Sons of the American
Revolution, Colonial Danes. and other
patriotic organizations, particularly
throughout the New England States,
have won "a victory In meir outcry
against tine recommendation of Secre-
taTy Ronapartc To Congress that the
historic Old fr.gate, Constitution. bc
taken out 60 sea and sunk. after the
better parts OF her had been removed.
Already letters from them are pouring
in To the Secretary of tho Navy, thank
ing him for having reconsidered his rec
ommendatiou, and for advocating i'm This
ears report. made public yesterday,
that old Tronsides" be preserved and
used FOR ssluting purposes at different
rtFrz
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
General DisapprOval.

Following the recommendation as
made 10y Secretary Bonapartc last win
ter. protests poured into his office the
Whit" House and Congress 10y the thou
sands Finally. the longest petition
ever known 20 have been framed con-
corning any project concerning the navy
fhors. educators, and others. made its
way to the White House through
Congress. and is now resting in the
Secretary's reception room. The Secre-
,ary soon realized that he had struck a
decidedly unpopular chord, and by the
mail he received it appeared that he had
Won the disapproval of nearly every pa
tTiotiC woman ir America
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Fire Patriotic Salutes.

"Iu, department is frequently re-
guestad 40 send ships OF war to take
part. and especially 10 fire salutos. IN
patriotic celebrations AT seaport towns.
n the Constitution We're in condition 70
be towed from port 10 port she would
he very scrviceable for this purpose ,
and would certainly serve much better
90 awaken interest I'm the navy and re-
mind the public Of its honorable tradi-
lions than il kept AS a mere object Of
curiosity at a single naval station"
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
BOnapaTte Reconsiders.

Not only has Mr.. Bonaparte with
drawn mis- former recommenda ton, but
ne now has the following To say.
There has been much outcry against
the course OF the department. or. 10
speak more accurately. against the
views expressed by the Secretary Of the
Navy. in regard To the old frigate Con-
stitutiun The suggestion was made
i'm my last annual report that TO com
memorate in some proper way the vic
tories Of the old Constitution "a
much Of the materials or the present
ship as can be shown To have belonged
TO the original Constitution. and To be
also of some utility. or at least of no
detriment. on board a modern ship of
war, be transferred 10 a new vessel to
DE named the Constitution. and that the
remainder OF the ship be- broken up
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Make Ship Seaworthy.

The. work authorized bv the Con-
SresS at it, last session ior the pre7-r-
walton OF the old ship Is ian progress
Much of the upper woodwork. which
proved 10 be very badIy decayed, has
been removed and suitable supports
inserted so that the vessel may be
docked without danger 10 her integrity
iuasmuch as IL has been determined to
spend the considerable sum already ap-
nropriated FOR the preservation. I rec
ummeud that she be SO far further re-
constructed as Jo be made seaworthv.
In my last report / stated that. IF so
rebuilt. she would be absolutely use
less experience has lei me 10 modify
,nis opinion
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