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Evening journal., 1906-11-09

A rummage sale will be held at the
PEOPLES Settlement. at Seventh and
Church streets. beginning Monady next,
and those in charge win greatly ap-
preciated any donation Of goods that
may be sent them, as the object g n
most worthy one.
Evening journal., 1906-11-09
Miles ". Levey,
Stalls Nos. 81 and 81
Eighth St. Market
FARM HELP SCARCE

Farmers in all sections Of the caun-
try are complaining Of a scarcity Of
farm help. In speaking of the situa-
tion a well-known farmer said; I'VE
simply cannot get help to assist us in
the farming. Practically an the men
who formely could be secured to help
on the farms have secured positions
in the cities. II is not a question OF
prices, for help cannot be had at any
Evening journal., 1906-11-09
COMEDY THEATRE
4o2 MARKET STREET.

4o2 MARKET STREET.
W. o. Hyrup, General Manager
HYRUP'S MOVING PICTURES AND
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Programme days commencing Nov. 8.
Man Wanted; Practical Conjurer; Driven
from Home; The Drunkard; Seven
Ages; In Burmah.
Ten hundred feet of new and up-to-date
film in each picture. t's treat.
Illustrated Songs by Clinton Martin.
Music by Mrs. Bertha Peacock, Pianist.
Adults. 10 cents: children. cents.
Matinees, 1.SO p. m. sc to all
Evenings, $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1906-11-09

price. One Of my neighbors was
obliged to pay s1.75 a day and board.
wages unheard Of heretofore. in order
to get through with his work.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Great Oorthern.

ct SeIegrom fra 3eptIs Snft Il.
ger, at Ocn Sibelinie, iont 8reut
geprtbern III bpgger mellem Ncnne
80 og anetn, nil bli iGrbig ON en- i
llgers Si0. aonfltrrencen meS Sur
merre, ium i Sfltren bebeuer me9en
SicIp, bar moot Orr. Sill til at betale
fine arbeioSioIf beore enc euerS, Ou
Set gioIot at fan Stoelinien iTroig,
iu0en Stutereu inbfinOer iia. Great
3ortbern Uil / IepiIs Safe anIG9ge
8crfiteoer % opfore arbeiberboliger.
Intogelig bebspe$ 400 Manb, % oa
niitnof i(ere al Benz bar 6amilie, font
mer Mr. Sill til at s9e 9perls 9eioIf.
uirg meO min6it 1000 8ericuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
SmaapIuf.

-E1bIicifolcu bcgbnbcr igicn
hrr 36ie September.
-Sdnbpuitferernc bar Rct iii Is
Cages 5crte boert Aar, % bette er
Sen rette lib for Dem at tnac fig fri.
BAIT. q. 9. llIcn, Tom fom Der.
til I'll lin 9roSer HeinGrtS @eqro.
oelie, retite Soraoag tiIboge til @nlt'
fan, @is.
Mlife 8riebeI begoo iig Eor3oo9
pan Ell Eur iii ScnttIe, @n'b., % on.
Sre StcOcr poa 8eitfnitcr. Sans Sen
Gohn rciite iamtioiQ til 0cnoer, So.
Ioraoo, bpor ban aGtcr al tiIbriu8c
Ginierer.
-Sscur @uIiron ira @o6e. 3D..
Har / noqIc Qoqe uGret / 8cieG hos
fin Seiter, Mrs. Troi. Oscar Cfiou.
San refer tiIbo8c til @ooc ioo1
CNton0aq), men han oltcr i Sen NOR
mcte Trclnti0 III rcIic III S0&totd,e.
nan, Canada, hpor ban nil hare Pin,
fptteIie ! Ell @anf, Oscar @uliror
hor ion iiue eoriat @rpOre itl0Crct
en- Sio res 2lrther College.
- IfrS. $. H. Rogrnn5 ira Slolu
SAILS. z. Gnf., fom iiSitc llgc BERTH
for at tIbriuae uo8Ie Gage ! @eiog
ho3 tine ForGIOre, Ytr. o. @}r3. :.
9. &ot3oolb, % hos lin Sgitcr %
Soo8er Ir. on @}ra. 6. ). @esheim.
gauticr theodore 2ltraas ira
Grorp, y. Qaf., font iioitc llqc Der
reo / Gcieg hos SIn5t o. %curer.
Scu oqtcr at reiie bicm ON Ell llaea
Eio % OiI "a ta8c mco i'm Con. iou
tar tiIbrngt en- QcI al Scrmcrcu
berne6e.
Or. &eoraro Grofe "a &rlitru
fra Chicago bar tiIbroGt roQlc Qngc
/ 9eisg hos fine GorrIOrc, Mr.. %
Ntrs. Grute gterlor tVrceport. sc
retier bisn iSag.
GraTcrfet til Sirfcn / 0ta6iion
SODni5ip, @aitor Ihos. RtI5ious
aaL0, or M reiit, ca IrbciSet MI her.
otter qaa raifr ira Saanccu. Get iey
no til at blEoe et inut o. hrporc.
renbe &irfebpsnina.
- gaitor 8 s. afre / 8bite,pa,
ter, @is., for fpn 9ouferenien / ReI
@ing bertiI for at 6eisge i'm SrOe,
beS SighIarSpile o. andre Slegtnir
GER % 8euner / Gecorab % Oue9n
san rerite biem 5reOa8s atten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Sra 9prtma 0rcpc.
tGfter sSeralb1l

- timber ltpeiret rorrise Ssrooe
bIeo TO aisr, tilbsrenbe ". ..
Sproee oeo Caledonia, brGbt az 2p.
nef Sapnegangen.
Sirmaet Relion & Zone er op'
lot, oa :. .. sSohuion Dor toget To-
ncs 9Iaos, iaa at Sirmaet, iom M
briper 9utiferL beoer 0elion &
Sobnion.
u. z. SIion, JONI ct Bar Iar
bar ciet oa rcbigeret "Sprins @rone
SeraIo", bar MI ioIat glaSet til g.
g. Berg / gorup, Wtinn, % ban bar
iat 9. g. Snseaaro til llbgiper. BE-
ter Sbieien, iom oct iorlsbne Iar
bar orret Snftor / Srpfferiet % er
en- erfnreng pislnano, ifdI p9re &ebaf'
tor % 8eitprer. Zen npe 8eitprelie
ooertog gIohet meo iioite Riimmer.
9anffosierer 8. q. S~nSgaaro
bIco iorrige Sirsbns 9gteoiet meo
9fiis Ran S~obereren / auitin. grpl.
lilppct boIbteS / 9rt,oens 5oralores
Stem.
- Sans @oenion fit @l,b ON at
ban flinoe fna so Gents Eimen for
Rurcrorbcioe / minneapolis % rel
ite forrigc Ssroag Oerop for at tage
iat.
Rr. og MrS. Better 2anaIie fom
iorrigc 3orsbag fra 2ofe Rreiter, ?.
Gof., FOR at beisge Slaoagers. DIR.
2angIie or grpiiocnt for en- ganf |
Safe Breton.
- 8uii. ellington, iom inmmcn
meS fin Spogcr Beter Rpbre bar Ell
Buff | RoIette, 81. Gof, fom for.
riae l1ae bertiI / geisg. ,
49, Ching @epbouie reiite innmten
meo fer andre RGuo Sirsong til
Courts, %. 9of., for at fisbe Sanb.
- @crtic 9ergb, iom | set for.
Is6ne gar bar bolbt SfoIe / ainbreb,
u. 9af., og Srtonpile, Winn., fom
biem iorrigc Sors0d9.
Siaie arosbllS ira Rcrlep, iom
for Ell RanreoS SiS iiben blep oIpor.
Iig ipg Der, er MI fommet fig iaa, at
bun iamlnen nteo fin Wooer, Nrs.
Sailor &roSbiiS SirSoog funoe reiie
bient.
- Fuof. Z. 90. @laisc err meb lin
SamiIie fommen ira Hortbiielo for
at beipae fine 6orGlbre.
Iii$ ScIaa, SitIio o9 Snaa
gcrg fom ManboaS Aftcn fra Deco
rab for at beisgc SIooaaer8.
- @trS. Or. amuroion ira Gam
bridge, @iS,, % Mrs. n. 9. gn.
bcricn fra 6oSiiou fom / Runooa8
Gften for at beisac bercs Setter, Nr8.
g. g. Senien. De fom ira 8oobbite
Gormtp. bpor De ooerpor Rr. og MrS.
Serrp 0unieIions 8%iilbbrpQitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Scmufratiif Guupcntipu.

Zen Semofratiife Gouttpfonocr.
ton boI6teS / Gourtbuiet SsrongS
gftermioSag meo q. 9ernat5 Iom
Sormaub % =. 90. 9riint iont Sefrc'
ter. Gu SilIbmngtsfoutite al eu De-
legat ira bpert Sitperpiioroiitrift blcp
DuIgt, og oct piitc fig al Nen8 %op'
port, at omireut ollie Somn'btpS og
GaIa6iitrifter / Gountpet bar repre-
ienteret Of Geleaater. 0emofrnter,
ION bar tiIiteSc ira @~lenpooo, Se&.
per og 8Ieninrt Sornnibips, bporfra
Ser life bar GGleaotrr, blcu optaarc
% aioet SitIOmogt til at nf9ioe tit
Sonnibips filSe Stenmleantal |
aonoentionen. Zen miblertioiae Or
aaniiatton giorbc8 permanent, og
man FREQ til domination al 8oubi'
batter TOR Golrntpemtbcbcrne. =. :.
Sang fra Spioille uomiuereoes til
Reprpientant / SegiSlotircn ct'
itenmia, og han hol6t ell fort, men
trRiienSe Gale, iom pnnbt iterft 9i.
fnlb. 0erpoa n~omiuereoes GhiItp
GoroGou iii Sberiii; Gan Sbea til
@omtpobpofat; George Bitter til
GountpfoSierer; Sranf Seiicr til
GIcrf OF Court; q. &. 9ecfer til Gli'
bitter % 8. z. RoSrpeI til RceorOer.
Inn ncmiuereOe iugen SnnbiOot til
Gonntp Suroepor. I'll SuperpiiorS
rominereSes @eprae !. Cooper for
ferite 0iitrift. g. g. Mepcr for onNct
9titrift; Rortin SoncS for treble 1i'
thrift; Sobu Stort5 fierbe Iiitrift, %
Ben. Semeu femte 9iitrift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
eoielsoaosbooen

seres me JsefIspsssbss bar lee uootaaa %
saer 9,u ,aa mano. Eat. Ten CT ettsr min For
u,utuo en- usmrrstt canning al soss aitatsr, faI
hrr,or Iss sou I'll at anbeiaIs Sssen I'll siaeets sas
ierr. sa iea e. ~iprvisiei ON. at ane oil moofass famine
uss 7afpnmstisheo.
asnts SfaBas Ranisp Wtnn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

flSenOc
SfalpbvlS,
5lbe tiIrsbt at Saar % Sforper. -
Giraffe is neb bog Crene.
NosIe aar ienere brsb iuiertefuIoe
% ilsenbe glemmer ND paa ben
nebre 9el al 2esemst. - Ssnuen
ogiaa angrebeu.
On treoobbeI Sur AT
Guttcura: Wttolerne.

"Smtrent ii Gar iiben bleo min Stalp
ilbe ansreben al Sanr 90 flsenoe gplDer.
Storper o.ib.. oa Oct itraite iig neb bag
ON Grene. Deit Saar fnlot al pad piSle
Steoer. Seq bar nIeeet plaeet; forItob
bet bar gc5ema. Yrsoeoc forfieli9e iaas
faIbte 0eioler noeu uoaen Hptte. Saa
oeres Guticura ADVERTISEMENT og iii benz
itrar. Iuoenbte Dem efter anpiSnins
o.i.o., % eiter to Tiger, tror ieg bet bar,
bar ieg iaa rem iom ct garn.
Sec mua ogiaa it9e at tent ifior Ssit,
| Sttober o9 Nonentber 1904. bleb jeg
pluSielis angreben ai femme llbbruo
Inerteliee % tlsenoe 9lcmmer ODER ben
neore 3el AT NIT 9eeeme. Seq leo lfr9fs
felig. > to Raaneoer nItoer bb9tie ges
banbIin9 AZ 2Rgeu iamTnen meo @uticu.
ra Coat og guticura ointment, fanot
iee mig belbreoet.
8or Ter War iibeu iii min Ssn en- teri
Sortislelie, en- bnuro SoIte og enoeIig
Imertelige tbbrub ODER belle 2egemet.
Sec III fat ! Gutieuras RibIerne iaa inart
iom muIie, os efter at bnoe brust Dem
trofait, iaa pibt ieg buffer bar bet TO
Tiger. pnr ban faa friif iom noseniirbe.
San bar, iarotbt ieg bec albrig babt ct
SilbaeefdIS af Spgbommeu. r,.ar. ...
Set bar alttb n9ret mig en- S~ornsiel'e
at dnbefale GuttcurasI iblerne % be-
oibne Seres 8sgtiabeb. Seq er 8eteran
fra goreerfrisen, '61-'65. meuem 20
oa so gar. 9eres rrbsoiee, 8. R. s..
8eis. G~ofemonb, @briitian Co., 3d.,
Site are. 1905"
SulbfieuoIs ~uboenbis ps i~nboenbis Sebanbltus for
hper NnIo fra Glemirer I'll Sfrpiuld, fra garubpni I'LL
NIoerbont, beitaaeuoe al Quticura Spap Csc, Ctuts
ment SOC. Reirluest soc Il fprm az dlufDIabsflrbte
4tler csc Or. SLATE al sol fan taaes paa dle Gpotefer.
ct erieIt Set CT pfte NOT til at helbrtbe. Better Srns
& Chem. Corp, gHeeirre. Boston, Wasi.
ty- seubes frit: How TO cure Eczema og
"All about the Skin, Scalp, Hands and Hair"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Suftieilaos.

Or. Sultan Sbomas, en- amater
puo 2u~ftieilaSiers SmrodSe, iteg
Sen 250e guguit / en- Snlpn op fra
Nerp gof, Ieoiaget al lin Sror Sci.
Saois Sbomas ira Ilguita.
$4,000 Wenneifcr bapoe iamlet
iig FOR at ie pao. Or. S6omuS bar
ioriunct lin 8ouooI me6 en- Sropel.
GO set par bans Nering at ieiIe i
2ltften baoSe Ssroaa Seat o9 Ssu.
hoq. Ru bopoe propiant meo ito
Tor en- Ipneere Grip. Sibit man iaa
9uIcne,, for Sen ipo ODER gsew Ser.
icp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
9larsmu0e.

Set nprifc Selifab / Tmerifa holSer
1T fierce garsmpoe ! Tproen Glnb,
CT. Ganl, @fiuu., Den Cite % 7Se
September 1906. TpSet bespnber
preeis 81. 10 Sprmiboas. ellie @eS.
lcmmcr anmooes ON at barre tiliteSe.
@lpnSon, Nfinn., 10Se gna 1906.
@cnbif SonSah,
Sprmano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

Spinocl. : 5 Nor bar Seurp ..
&uibncu o. 8. j.. 0{iIler / Chicago
0repet en- Itorartct SpiroeI peb at
aocrtere 2aro / 0teyico irIot al &uf'
ieplonta4er % nleo 0ompifibSIinier.
Eoreneoe StaterS ToitembeoSmGno
Rao iig ontiiocr til OF u~u0criege Sin'
gen, % Sc iauot, at Ebc SoboSco'
GhipaS Gro0iuQ & Transportation
Company % Che 2u.4tc,3a Drills
Goupuup par SfnIteifiul for set rene
@coraa. Sonnt or bct. ar De n OIL
Qcnfuglc 9uihrel % Niuer, ION MI
iiooer foIt. cicr ct Stpffc &ouo /
Merico; men ser or ingcu aaiicplun.
taqcr cQcr Gmrpifib8Itnier. &c
aleocnoc @CifripGIier al 2anNetS Ser
lioheScr or rene Eigtuirgcr. DC OF
pihen0er. @cnro9erue al oa til bar
betuIt nj 9ftiehopere. er taane al
Gcnae, iom euioIoiae Ntcrneifcr bar
ienot Dem. % Ne hopbe goo RoaS
I'll at betaIe liot. Chi paa . Mar
bar Sc tient $3.50 900 prO at to9C
NoIf res NTicu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
9ecDrab % Smegll.
Gen a7se susuit 1905.


~rSNlNfr-
goabinScr garI 8. Git)ter Carl
Sien) hsSc / iii Stem her ! gpen
tiSIia fiofte Sorsoas. San por
feof / grommeu. 9orge Den Ste &C.
centber 1871 % fom Is Gar GAM
mel / goebinberl9re. Sa ban oar
iolprt 9ogbiuSer, reiite ban I'll Gan'
mari, Bpor han nrbeioeoe | tit Sag
tire aar; o~ereiier uar ban TO aar I
Berlin, Epiflano, men nenote oerpna
tiIbaae til Trammen. 5or % War
fioeu fom ban til anterifa % bar
nteo ltnhtageIie al uogIe aar, oa ban
Dor / 5oano, 8%ir9inia. belle StSen
opboiot Tia / 0ecorab, % Den itsrIte
Eel al Chen Dor ban npret aniat I
9oqhiuSeriet / Srtth. Tubl. Soitie,
GtosSe bar / mango Gnr pRret Ipae'
la, ban Dor en- fort StO ! S~inhs'D8e'
oIplet / SSnbepen0encc, men ban bar
| sc ieuerc Mar itaoig orbeioet lnOttl
for ire ltaer iiOeu, ga han bleo ienge'
men iracn Born. @egruOeIicu fanSt
SteS / 2sr6dgS.
N2rs. Sique Ghriiten, gtooer til
er-sberiff clarence Ghriiten 90 MI.
bert Gbriitcn inmt Rrs. Rott bcraf
gpeil, Ssbe 6rcbae iioite llge / tit
Siem / 8IuFitOn Sonnibip. gegra'
peIien foregoar i6og CRonNog). vi
maa inoifrGrfe os til flIn at uGone
bette 9sosioIb, ga ri mangler nGr'
mere SpIpSninaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Oiamantfuno?

Gro'. Rurbcn auSreu fom / fcrrige
ltge iii @inuepPg nreo Ell 0unnNfuI>
ruu 9inmanter. iom ban poaitoo at
bore iunoct / Rrooiuieu Wanitrba.
opens SuoeIercr crfIpreoe Dem for
at prre Tgtc Bare. IroicSioreu bar
uoitagct lin Claim % icnot Ersper
III 9tCiU Dorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

@D llgrcie. &ieI9c ct SeIorom ira
Iuitiu, .Scgas. itol en- Battalion
Sropper bore ierNt ira MiIitprIei.
rem oeS Nobrp Ill Sen merifanife
8rGn'e. pan flyer, at ser after er
llgreie / Brownsville, % at Crop
9erne ifaI bio for al aieroprctte Or
beneu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
NpoiciSoagsbogcn.

sVoru. TAT Tor gremtsbos.n. ION Se feuots mia
"a eielsSassbUsenL Sec Tan lie torlaa' s~SstisoeS
<e Tan stpe en- iaabau Boa til peres aSonHsntsr' Do
eIapei 10 &c iaa biaist fr. enboer al Sldsefs ss'
,ere bures ieuoe eiter ben, Haar DC me,snoet hs
g ubirtptirn for SIaoet.
q. q. Griefth. BsSsa. IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
q. SouiS 4~pGamarfes.
Omaha 3o9amarfeo.
Tsn sTSe susHa.

5psrfsg reiie til Canada,
rel nnSnrhbeI orne ia apot mbt 9no iii mRRt bGge 8rier og paa 9oe Sonoutomr
Sr SnEuu Gpurtn. hpr ri bar banbe 8urhr og StoebuS iaaoliom 9earRrer fuDt
uonRrtt apot 2mo o. pei opoprtt tr $500 pr We're.
Gr nGrmere Splppntnser tltrp os
THE LURDEVlL LAND AGENCY, 6rsenhush, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Kelley Cure.

aurr srtfftpautu o. sobaipaueu. eeuo otter iri
BOO. gorcsie Kelley Institute Inc, Wg Fourth
Ct, 8es Npines. Ga.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
THE MAN BEHIND THE LAW

history packing
shows.
Roosevelt during Spanish
when he the roundrobn "embamed
dignaion fared sputered and again.
representative of the London startling
the denominations Of packers
poohed the story and the public forgot
newspaper a searching
the of yellow journalism and the public quieted
Then two The GLE Appeal
Reason, socialist packers
of Sinclair calling his anarchist discussion
the exsuperintenden of
posed the farce of federal
tendent head public sentiment
Immediately there something doing
The packers continued deny privately
begging for time president
bed their crubbng
clean
1t was too late. The lid the
And the packers join in the
the people wholesome meats under sanitary conditions
The entire history of the agita ton is commentary
the contempt which
the gvernment not
Reforms slowly violator law
the man behind the law Had Ro
would have been written
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08

The coming woman is the wom-
an with the corkscrew face. Or,
if you like, you may call it the au-
tOmobile face.
Have you noted the symptoms?
Look about. There is the woman
who rattles through the air making
a square mouth that lifts up at
the corners and shows all her up
per teeth. There are the set lips
that make straight line where
the mouth ought to be. There is
the scowling forehead. There is
the pinched-up nose, and there are
the squint eyes.
Wells can't hide them. Glasses
can't conceal them. Streaming
loops and strands and wisps of
faded hair don't improve them.
Wrinkles! All the lotions in the
world won't soften them. All the
beauty doctors in christendom
can't rub them out. All the simple
life and science of relaxation
known in or out of doctors books
won't restore to that pinched-up
face the repose and beauty that
made it charming.
It's a shame for well-bred, good
looking women to make such faces
The lines of those hateful grim
aces will blot out the freshness of
youth and make impossible the
quiet, placid beauty of old age
Women who ride in automobiles
needn't make faces. 1t isn't nee
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
HAS
IT SAFE

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, Aug.
8.-United States Senator Dubois
Dominated the democratic conven-
tion Yesterday, and while his entire
sla,e was not put through the Du-
bois anti-Moormon program went
through safely.
The ticket nominated is as fol-
lows:
Governor, c. o. Stockslager;
lieutenant governor, George c..
Chaplin; secretary of state, Floeur-
noy Galloway; attorney general,
Karl Paine; treasurer, DR.. J. D.
Morris; auditor, ]. M. Bennett;
mine inspector, Samuel Norman;
superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Miss Permeal French; United
States senator, Fred r. Dubois;
member of congress, Rees Hatta-
baugh; justice of the supreme
court, Stewart S. Denning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
SWEENY HAS
QUIT US

Returns from personal assess
ment sheets show that no longer
is Charles Sweeny a legal resident
of Spokane, and that the local
multimillionaire now halls from
the big town at the mouth of the
Hudson river Mr.. Sweeny inform
ed the assessor that he is paying
taxes in New York on his person
ality. Last year Mr.. Sweeny's
stock in corporations was assess
ed in Spokane, the figures being
s46,500. This years figures in
New York is said to be 100000
The personality in the Sweeny
home on Eighth avenue is this year
as usual, assessed to Mrs. Sweeny,
who will pay on $3.50 as against
$4,000 last year.
How this will effect state poll
tics as far as Sweeny has been in
terested is a problem.
Among the larger mercantile es-
Establishments of the city the fol-
lowing are given for this year:
Wonder Store, $65,060; John w.
Graham & Co., S57,650; Spokane
Dry Goods company (Crescent),
100000; Whitehouse company,
s36,500; Palace Department store,
1880; Kemp & Hebert, $59.750;
Holley- Mason Hardware company,
$4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
SHOOTING
OVER GIRL

At Medical Lake today the pre-
liminary hearings growing out of
the shooting scrape of two weeks
ago last Saturday are on. Art King
is accused Of having committed
assault upon a domestic in his
household. This is the first case
to be heard and will be followed by
the investigation of the charge of
shooting preferred against Gene
Graham for sending a bullet into
Kings side.
The two affairs grew out Of the
same alleged cause. Graham was
a friend of the girl. 1t was at
instance that the girl
told the alleged facts to her
mother. King then heard of Ora
hams advice and called at the I'M
perial saloon, of which Graham is
half owner. and started to carry
out his avowed intention of clean
ing out the house. Graham's shots
were the outcome.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
IMPROVES HIS SERMONS
BY MANUAL LABOR

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. Sin order
to come more closely in touch
with business life, the Rev. Fred
eric Arthur Hayward, pastor of
Bay View Baptist church, recently
worked "incog" in shoe store for
a few days. accommodating material
for future sermons.
''For some years" he says, 81
have held to the theory that the
modern sermon was taken too
much from books and not enough
from practical life. now have
spent my last two summer vaca.
lions in touch with the life of the
man who works with his hands.
Year before last was in the wheat
fields of North Dakota.
''If our sermons were only for
people within the church, it might
do to bark back to bible times for
our illustrations, but nine-tenths
of the people outside the church
don't want to hear about Daniel or
jeremiah, but will listen to a SER
mon that treats of practical things
of today; that tells them how to
be Christians in their line of bust
ness.
Il was stung into a realization
of this fact by. a remark l over
heard recently: Preachers are al
ways talking about something they
don't know anything about I sus-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
COIN FROM
CREMAT0RY

During the past 10 days the city
has taken in $50 at the rate of 25
cents a load. The plant is being
run day and night to do this and
is expected to became self support
ing. The plant has ben reprinted
and renovated.
Commissioner ONO the ether day
asked Bernard Schade, proprietor
of the Schade brewery, situated
about a block away from the Gre
matory if he smelled any disagree
able odor from the plant.
Mr.. Schade replied that he did
not from the crematory, but that
the pickle factory near should
have a visit from the health de-
partment, as the entire neighbor-
hood smelled from it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
AUNT FOLLY'S CORNER

/, Short walks are beneficial to
thin women, but long walks are
too flesh reducing.
Black has a tendency to make
slender women slenderer. Light
clothes are the most becoming.
This women shouldn't strive for
dong wasted effects; the longer
you make yourself look the thin
ner you will make yourself appear.
A well rounded figure makes
women look younger and Is con.
sidered a mark of beauty. Starchy
foods, massage, moderate exercise,
rest and sleep should produce
this.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug. Tn the
crowded sections of Manhattan it
is not uncommon for a hundred in
fants to die in the "a hours of a
scorching summer day.
The records of the health board
show an appalling death rate of
children under two years.
A visit to the sweltering East
side and the tenement districts of
the West-side makes the wonder
not that so many babies are dying
but that the number is so small In
proportion to the awful conditions
which exist.
The greedy ice trust, having sue
ceeding in doubling the price by
cutting down by one-half the size
Of "10-cent piece" has its re-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
PAY
THE BILLS

WARSAW, Aug S.-The COVER
nor general has ordered the in
habitants of towns where postof-
fees were robbed. government
stores burned ad similar outrages
committed to pay all such losses
by public subscription. Any citi-
zen refusing his contribution to
make good the loss will be impri-
soned three months.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
All .SakkOO BABIES IN ONE -
~ NDAY 4 -
ZzWEATHl N&N7TE, I'M -
GWTElARdo
GWTE1lAMfo

stand for hours on the sidewalks
sending out death to children that
have no other playground. Fifth
avenue is kept clean.
Scenes in the tenement districts
are pathetic. Older children put
the babies to sleep on the filthy,
slippery sidewalks. Pedestrians
must walk around the beds, else
they would trample the infants.
Little human mits sit half max
ed upon the reeking pavement.
Small girls nibble at bits of ice
picked from a passing cart or wa
gon.
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sponsibility. for the wholesale
murder of the innocents.
One OF the most common sights
of the poverty-racked districts of
this city is that children following
ice wagons through the streets,
eagerly picking up and munching
any scraps that fall to the dirty
streets.
Fresh air is the greatest need
Of the East-side, and for the want
of 1t thousands of babies will die
in the present season. During the
long hot days vile odors reek in the
streets from neglected garbage
cans. The street cleaning depart
ment claims to be doing all in its
power to remove garbage promptly
but nevertheless sinking cans still
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-08
EARLY FEARS
REALIZED

WATERVILLE, Aug. S.-Inves-
tigation Of the wheat crop in the
Big Bend indicates that the crop
is not up to the standard in eth
er quality or quantity. The best
crops are between this place and
Ephrata. In most sections of the
country there is considerable diff
ference between fall sown and
spring crops, the advantage being
with the former. A half crop of
good wheat is about the right esu-
mate for this entire section of the
state.