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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06

Sm tpsitersn Berlaufe bes Nbsnbs
fpra6en mod Serr German 2iebsr,
Serr peter GGrrer, 6err 6. 6. @mme-
RID, 6err Sbeo. Stempfsl, 9srr SEQ
Rappaport uno Serr &i4arb 2iebsr.
Inter ben @dfsn bss Mbenbs befan.
ben ii9 nod bic 6errsn profeKOren
Nolen unb Sing bon Bloomington,
Sub, tuel&s Or. JuIba beute aaa
bort be9leiten tuerben. mo er aud fur
sinen 8Ortras tn Der nniDerftdt GEE
ppnnen muroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
9ans far Gpilsptifsr=Goloate
ansstanft.

@sfssn purbs Der 9aufpreis fur oas
nabe Nsueaiile bslsasne 9ano, auf tuel'
dem bic @Olonie ftir gpileptiter etab'
lirt wsrbsn iua, nit sl22, 8S2 on bic
@igentbimsr bs3ablt uno oas 9ano
eins In ben 9sFB oss 5taates iiber.
Die @ommiifton, ipeiGe nit bem auf'
iu6sn zines pafsnosn 8runofddss bee
auftra9t mar, 1T aufgel6f moroen uno
Der 8ouberneur miro In einieen Sager
oie Namen Der Srufsss oss neuen
Snffituts bstannt 9sben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
S:50soe far 6Tsutlidje Mrbsitea.
Mnssbote ipurbsn empfangen !:

<%uStupst WhSoSN tHtpluuSSu
SIR 2iesbefreuuns Der TabrfraBe
uno @ement- Seitsnus9e in Der 2onbol
Nbe., bon Der 90. Biz aur 80. StraBe.
Sulius Seller Contraction Co.. 2.4l;
@iip gonfruetion 60 $1.14; Sbe!bp
& Dunn. $1.19; u. 8. Neisler. $1.32;
s. Garrp %Oberts. $1.l5; s. q.
6 2adep. s1.12t.
STR 2iesbeifreuung Der Gabrfitabe
In Der erfen Naep nbroli9 Der @e ,rsia
eirabe, ton Der 6isblanb Big su Der
Gbslbp Sirabe: s. Sarrs Roberts.
34A cents.
SIR 6rt!i@e 9analifrun9 In Der
Ssfferfon Mpe., bon Der OttOtpa biz 3u
Der Is. Strabs: Sulius 9eller @on'
iiruetion Co., $l.85; William gohert,
s1.8l; Sobn Sentins, $l.67.
6ir 3analiiirung in Der AQep itb.
lid Der Bates Strabe bon Der Sbslbp
bis az Der 2eota Strabe: @iaiam BOf=
fert, $1.27; Sbssban gonifruciion Co.,
s1.14; american Contribution @om=
panp, $i.55; Sobn Sentins, $l.144;
Yrumer COMPANY, 81 40.
6iir 3analifrung In Der Allep n6ro'
LID Der Bates bon Der sbelbp big ~
Der 2sota Strabs: Mmeriean @onfruc'
tion COMPANY. $1.6O; Wi1iam BOi-
iert, 81. 80; Sbesban Contribution Co.,
sl.29; Sobn Sentins. $l.18; u. Bru'
ner @ompanp $1.45.
gntstiltise 8sidlhfe tuurbsn sefabt
5hr 9issbefreuuna Der Gabrifrabs.
@smsnt Seitenusge. &anbHeine uni
8adfeinsoRen In Der Snoianapoli:
Mbs. bon Der Is. bis su Der 26. strabe,
&efoluiiunen uurbsn angsnommsn
| STR 8adfein-6abrffraBe unb &anb
iteine In Der llnibnfip Abe. bon bel
Sitter bis au bsr Butler Mpenue.
| Jiir Badffein. 5abrifrabe unb Nanb'
| Helm In Der Ritter Nbe., bon Der Waib'
inston Strobe Big gu ben S9ienen Del
6. 8. & D. gifenbabn.
| 6tir 8adfein=Gabrfrabs In Der e.
Hen Allsp n6rbli9 Der 0ermont Str.
3mii9en @apitoI apsnue uno Mus
fineam etrabs.
i Gir @raoiruns Der Gabrfrabe |,
Der Ga Sale Gtrabe. bon Der Notplanl
abe. big 81 Der Is. Str.
STR gement.seitenmege unb Ranb
Helm In 8ebiqe Mbe., 3tpiidsn Waib
ington unb Miaigan Str.
5hr @raoiruns Der 5abrfraBe. Sc
ments Seitenmese unb @ansHsin In be
Rem Dorf Strabs, bon Der Wauac
Strabe bis 81 ben Union @iisnbabn
Gsleiisn.
i Petition uurbs singereidt:
6ar 2analiiruna In Der 2ode Str.
swifaen Walnut Str. unb Snbian
Npenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06

Der Neger SEQ. 8urner, Sc
Sabre alt. 524 Cincinnati Str, Rellte
fi& gefern psri6nli4 Der PoIi3ei. Eur.
ner batte bor mebreren Mo8en ieinsn
RaHesenofsn Rice nit einsm NsKer
Qei&nitten. neil bieier nit ieiner @e-
Iiebten 9efpro&en bate.
Der 35 5idbriae Sobn MoB,
5 Norb gaf etrabe. uurbe sefern ein.
9eiperrt. ueil er ieinen Qinbern ni9t
bie ri&tige Sorgfalt angsbeiben lieb.
Die Beamten &odafellor unb peat
nabmsn bie 8erbaftung bof.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
alpba=Tereim.

Der aIpba Oeuii&e @eeenfeitise I'm.
terifhbunes.Beretn belt In Gllertamp's
2ceal sefern AbenO feline reselmdbiee
@ei&dfts. .geriammluns. AuBer &ou.
tine.gef&dften uno baran dnI&lisbsn.
Der @emhtaIi&teit fanb ,ni&ts auf ber
9aeesorbnune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
- Rau6t bie BONANZA.

Der 4l.idbriss Staep Wonerei,
1888 Saeloon etraBe, tpurbe geHerr
bon benz Beaiuten Gtoboaro meaer
8bieraudlsrei In Summer Slider Be.
f6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06
Nabrtbten aus Snbtana.

G9ultinbern 1T eine Maiern.gpiosmie
ausgsbrOten; 1872 @rtrantuneen fino
bis isbt esmsloet, BON bsnen 8 5dle
nit benz 8obe snoeten. Ius Jur9t
por Mnif,duns III Der edulbsfu9 Elm
febr i4wader geworoen.
8ineennes, S. Mdrs. Ser
@drtnsr Mits SrisB ialoB nit Der
Wincennss Canning anb padins 60.
sinen Contract auf 2isfsruns bon a..
600 8uf4sl Somatoss ab. Gin Mreal
bon so gdsrn mirb n0tbis isin, um
eine 10 grOBe @rnte su er3ielsn.
Jranflin, 5. Wdr3. Serr
unb 5rau Soel @lora, baben bret $6&.
ter. isbe berfslbsn iff am 2. Wdr3 &c.
boren, bic dIteffe TN Sabre 1908. oie
stpeite i'm Sabre 1905 unb bic ihnsffe
i'm Sabre 1906. Die 869ter fsiern
bsmnad Id en- @eburtstaa an osmielben
Sage, Obne Srillingss @ei4wifer 3il
feiu.
petersbrrg. 5. Mdr3. Taa
elmer mebrfinoi9en gerfolgung bnr4
glutbunbs murbs Der 20-idbrise Sobn
Waltsr bonn Sheriff bsrbaftet. Walter
bsfannts. sinsn ginbru9 In bas @e.
i1dftsloeaI bon gilbert S3ub in 5ran.
cisco bsrdbt au baben uno CAB ben
Ort an, mo- bie gefoblsnen Waaren
berfedt marsn. @egen oas 8eripreGen
gutter Gfbrung mar Walter erff bor
2uraem aus ber &efOrmidule entlaRen
pproen.
Suntinst 9 on, 5. Mdra. Der
14.idbrise 2ennetb Wi0ets wuroe tn
einsm Streite nit benz 18.idbrisen
lSoiepb 8niabt erfO4sn. 9as MeRer
bsfanb f1 in Der Sanb 9niebfs unb
bebauptet bsrfelbs. Wiasts iei NIT benz
8opf aegen bas WeHer 9elaufen uno er
babe ni9t bis MbR9t eshabt, ibn 3u
perlsbsn. Die SpiBe Der Naffe fubr
lourt bic S6ldfe Bis In bas @ebirn,
Willsts 3os bas WeRer felbif aus oer
Wunbe unb brad barauf ferbenb 3rt'
iammsn.
i Sasper, 5. Mdr3. @or breibig
Sabren bsrlisb Sobn u. WanbeI feline
6amilis uno feline Grau bate 4on
Idnsft ansenommen, er fei tpot, als
fhrslia bic ga9ri9t fam, oab er lebe
uno lid in Der Nadbaridaft bon
2ouispille, 9p., aufbaIte. Sa bas
gigentbum ber 6rau Manbel li9 In.
3wii&en au einem mertbbollsn BsRb.
|ibum umesfaltst bat. bra9te fe eine
S4stoungsilage gegen ibren Wann
msssn bbsmilissn gsrIaKens elm. uni
ettpaige fpatsre gomplifationsn 3u per.
bitten.
@reemsbura. 5. Wdr3. Die
@reensburg @as unb electric 60.
muroe bon 6. q. Winear. g. g Wi,
near uno 2ouis 3oler auf 3abluns
BON $4,000 Sdaosneriab bertlast.
Nm 20. DECEMBER b. So. srfulgte In
benz @ebduoe Der 3ldser etne @as.gr-
: pIoRon unb ri&tete einen S9aben In
96be ber 2lageiumme an. Die ge.
. tlaatsn iOlen ansebli9 bie grplORon
beri6ulbst baben. neil fs felt % Sab.
rem bic @as- unb glsetrieitdis- 2situng
i'm Sauie ni3t auf ibre Rsparaiurbe.
bhrfti9teit bin unteriu4t babsn.
@rawforbsnIIte, 5. Mdr3.
Der ala9e Der Grau &a9asI Nsmiott
aus Snotanapolis gesen bte @rObIOse
bss Orbens Ben Our auf 3ablung bon
$1l0O 9erR&erunss. @slosrn murbe
abgemisien aus benz @tunbe. neil bis
. RIdgerin ietns freipilIige 8bsil3ablung
BON $500 bon Der B9lagten onnabm
unb fi9 babur& bes Re6tss berluifig
, ma@te. ben bollen Betras Der 8erii&e.
, runasiumms 3u forbern. Der @be.
{ mann Der Qldaetin NOR BET Der Ser.
flasten perfi&ert, farb ieoO&. ebe ibm
bic 0erf9erungsspoliee ausgsbdnbigt
tuerben fonnte. Die Uertlagte 3abIte
ter 2ldgerin ais Nbfnoung sinen
= 8beil Der 0erR&erunas- -Summe. um
einen pro3eb 3u bermeioen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06

SEQ. u. emmetter, 224 Ncrb
ptne Str.-Ounlles uno bellies Gapt.
taI Gttp Bier iiets bsi mir 10 taben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-06

Giiofette 3mrnbereta.
Ceute Mbeno 8 1tbr re9eIs
t,s6btge 0ei6dftSsW Werfamts=
lung.
Jreo. 8. Wad. 6r.. /. @pre9er.
Garl @nbwiller. Qorr. G&riftmart.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-02

AccuWnt s1prsns l15gsl Knights d.
FYzRizs NInitz 90 Mem Orleans and
rs1lru BZl-s9 Dates o. sale October Is
l4 and Is Eznzl limit, 0s-rC1er 81
with privilege Cf exrsnsaQu- Upon
Esroszrlug ticket with SPECIAL agent
at Nsw Orleans Ga 1r before C,ctCner
90 and -pcn payment o. fee cf 50 cents
Ef-s zf li-iS may oe sEter3s,d &c
reach starting point up 70 November
s1 FL a. FzrEhinE. agent v. < &
T.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-02

ON aceu@nE Cf I--sEEztE11al Ass1sia-
td11 q Eirs Engtnlasrs 1t Dallas. Ter
1s, 0e1otes 9 Go y Frisco win sell
round trip tickets ar rate 90 one fare
Egus 500 siaasa Dates q sale.
0erc6es and q FINAL Ee1lrm limit.
Fl dzFs irr- date cf sale
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-02

III gg@ haas q easaz@nstllr q glIin1 re1-
ding and are msE Jet s1fglls-- 1r 1z7s
business before EfaA EEsara5t DsEarr-
Esnr. write -ws,1 aEsaF E1 #ilaas-
VI. Wright. registered 21tu-nsT. Ccr-
errar B-1mE. Vast -.Ercr- u. e.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-02

chisFraan SAINTS are lizzie u.s
fa1f sfeer F tainrs lr1 aEsresS
1Es 1 e ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
PUTS
UP GOOD GAME

Either the Indians are playing
like a lot of old women rolling ten
pins or the Pullman college players
are an exceptionally promising
crowd. The way the Indians had
Of trouncing Gonzaga caused the
fans to sit up and notice things,
but they are wide awake now. The
score between the Indians and the
college boys at Pullman yesterday
was to 2. That was going some
for amateur against professionals,
wasn't 1t? Ferris is doing particu-
larly brilliant work. He Is one of
the sort who never drives the
sphere any great distance, but you
see him at bat and the next instant
he Is perched on the initial sack
| WAITING for some hard hitting hus-
ky to bring him home. He is there
when it comes to the larceny of a
| base, too. He made two of the In
dams tallies yesterday. Others
who scored were White, Suess and
Baxter.
Score RHE
Spokane 20O0O000-5 4 l
w. S. c.. 0OO00O02 4 A
Batteries-Rush and Stanley
Hahn and Thompson.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

Is that the effort to canvass the
country for enough recruits has not
been sufficiently systematic and
thorough. He has the plan Of en-
ploying as recruiting officers some
of the retired officers who are any,
ious to be assigned to active duty.
and who could perform this work,
and SO relieve active officers, whose
services are greatly needed on ship
board. The secretary desires to
have legislative authority, at least.
for increasing the Unlisted force,
whether or not there is a definite
appropriat for the additional
men. He does not propose to lower
the standard of recruiting in any
way, but rather to make greater
efforts to get recruits. The situa-
ton is sufficiently serious, he be-
lieves, to require some special ap-
plication of activity by recruiting
parties.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
BASEBALL NOTES.

The National league season opens
today. The western teams of the
American league will open the sea-
son next Tuesday, while the east
ern teams of this league open on
Saturday.
There is dearth of players just
now, but wait till the major leagues
commence the wedding out process.
1t looks like those Pullman play
ers line up pretty we'll alongside
the Indians. Stanley's men have no
cinch on beating them at any time.
The Indians were entertained at
Pullman last night by the produc-
toin of "The Christian" at the opera
house. Just imagine!
Will somebody kindly send to
the sporting editor the proper pro-
nunciation of "Suess"?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

him up a helpless, senseless mass
Of humanity and carted him away
to his dressing room.
For fully 20 minutes the attend
ing physician of the fight club and
the Harlem Coffee Coolers friends
worked over him before he came
to.
AS he was slowly gaining con-
seriousness he kept murmuring:
"Why doesn't that man enter the
ring and fight?"
Finally when Craig had regained
himself one of his friends said:
MAN, that was sure a dreadful
wallop."
What wallop?"
"Why, that punch that defeated
you," responded one of the seconds
But why doesn't Slavin get
ready to enter the ring?"
Man." came back the answer
again, "Slavin done entered dat
ring and done gone away with the
money"
Craig never knew what happened
and swore afterward that every
thing that transpired in the ring
slipped his memory when he receiv
ed the terrific punch from Slavin.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
BASEBALL GAMES

Eleven grammar school teams
were represented at the organiza-
ton last night of the city school
league. o. L. Whitcomb, super
visor Of manual training, is the or
ganizer and president. Last year
he offered a pennant and it was
won by the Washington school.
This year there will be two cham
pionship classes, the class A and
the class B. All games will be
played On Saturday afternoons at
o'clock. The first games will be
played next Saturday. The sched-
ule for the first two weeks Is:
April 14-Garfield on Holmes
grounds; Bryant on Logan grounds;
Irving VS.. Emerson on Washington
grounds; Hawthorne on Bancroft
grounds; Mckinley on Field
grounds.
April 21-Logan on Holmes
grounds; Washington on Bryant
grounds; Emerson VS.. Hawthorne
on Washington grounds; Mckinley
on Bancroft grounds; Irving on
Field grounds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
NEED RECRUITES
FOR THE NAVY

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 12.-
Secretary Bonaparte is turning his
attention to the subject of naval
recruiting. He believes there is not
enough activity in that direction
hasing his opinion on the fact that
the service lacks some 5000 men OF
the authorized numerical strength.
He thinks it is impossible to obtain
this number of men who are now
lacking. and, in addition, to get the
5000 by which it is proposed to in.
crease the enlisted force. MIR.
Bonaparte's criticism of the system
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
OPENING OF THE
BASEBALL SEASON

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE base
ball season of the National league
opens today both in the east and
the west. This afternoon Boston
will play Brooklyn, New York at
Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinna-
Il and Pittsburg at st. Louis. The
season will close On Oct. 6, with the
various clubs playing in their own
divisions. Boston will close in New
York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn,
Chicago at Pittsburg and st. Louis
at Cincinnati. The umpires select
ed for this season are Henry O'Day,
Robert Emslie, ]. E. tombstone, Will
liam KLEIN, w. B. Carpenter and J.
H. Conway.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
THE GOOD OF MEDICINE.

We have % years of experience
to prove the good of one medicine.
To people who are nervous, with
weak and failing memory, loss OF
ambition and strength, pale sallow
complexion, DR.. Gums Blood and
Nerve Tonic is a never failing cure.
A tablet to take at meal time. Turns
the food into good. red blood, max.
ing solid flesh at the rate of one to
three pounds per week. Sold by
druggists, 75c per box. This medi.
cine saves doctor bills and insures
health. Made by DR.. Bosanko Co,
Philadelphia. Pa. zee
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
"The Christian opens at the Spt

"The Christian opens at the Spo-
kane tonight.
The story of the play opens on
the Isle of Man. The daughter of a
minister, Glory Quayle, has won the
heart of John Storm, a man OF posi-
ton, the son of a lord, who has an
ambition that his boy turn his tai
ents to politics. With heart burn
ing to uplift humanity to follow in
the steps of the lowly Nazarene,
and go among the fallen and out
casts of the human race. He finds
but one obstacle in his path, his
love for his playfellow, Glory. He
offers his life to her. She refuses,
but with her refusal there is a
womanly pride and wish to reach
his level and not permit him to
stoop to her An offer of posi-
ton in a London hospital has been
rendered her, and she flies to it..
But not for long. for acquaintance
whom she has met on the island
lead her to the music hall, there to
make her a reigning success.
In the somber garb of a priest,
John works in the slums of the city.
Back of the music hall in which
Glory meets success, he has estah.
lished a mission in a ruined cathe-
dral. In the club room of the mis-
sion church, Glory comes to see
John. Under the advice Of Father
Lamplugh of the mission, when the
young minister enters, Glory tells
him that she cannot leave the old
life and come into the new.
The scene shifts to the apart
ments of Glory Quayle. there is
champagne and cards, the people of
the music hall. Lord IRE ISLANDERS
Storm. only to be struck in the face
by Horatio Drake, who has led
Glory to the music hall. On the i'm
pulse of the moment she filings her
arms around the neck of Storms
defender and presses a kiss to his
lips. John Storm hears of the
scene, thinks that his love is about
to precipitate herself into the
depths and in a moment of frenzy
comes to her apartments at mid
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
MONTANA GAR.
ENCAMPMENT

BOHEMIAN, Mont, April 12.-The
22nd annual encampment of the
Montana department of the Grand
Army of the Republic and of the
Woman's Relief Corps opened here
this morning with session of the
council of administration, in which
the books of the adjutant general
and the assistant quartermaster
general were examined and their
accounts audited. The first bust
ness meeting of the encampment
will be held this afternoon. In the
evening there will be a big camp
fire, which will be addressed by a
number of prominent speakers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
MANY LABOlERS
Will BE WANTED

Great Northern officials have an
nounced that work will start with
in 60 days on the Princeton-Van-
couver division of the Vancouver,
Victoria & Eastern. There is a
general boom in railroad building
throughout the northwest and this
work will give employment to sew
eral thousand men. The distance
from Princeton to Vancouver Is 800
miles. Laborers are being paid
1925 and SO.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
THE ORIGINAL,

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's
Honey and Tar many limitations are
offered for the genuine. These
worthless limitations have similar
sounding names. Beware of them.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
"a in yellow package. Ask for IL
and refuse any substitute. 1t is the
best remedy for coughs and colds.
Chas. McNab, 402 Riverside. **.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

In the last couple Of years many
fights have been fought that lasted
but a single round, and on several
occa sions the papers have stated
that this or that battle was the
shortest on record.
There were two fights that took
place several years ago that have
never been equaled for short fin
ishes. One was fought at Carson
City, New, March II, 1897, the af-
ternoon Robt. Fitzsimmons won the
heavyweight championship Of the
world from the writer.
The contestants In that fight
were Dial Hawkins and Martin Fla
herty. The two men looked in the
pink of condition and the spectators
anticipated real treat when they
got together. They shook hands
and went to their corners. The
gong rang and they rushed at each
other. Hawkins crossed over a
right the first crack out OF the box
and copied Flaherty on the point
of the jaw. He went to the floor
with thud and the referee began
counting. The knockout punch was
delivered in less than four seconds.
That battle goes on record as the
shortest in the history of the prize
ring.
was one Of the first TO congratu-
late Hawkins and he returned the
compliment with 81 hope you do the
same thing, JIM" but | didn't.
The other fight that still Is often
spoken of as the shortest battle
was fought at Buffalo, N. Y. Tom
my Kelley. the Harlem Spider"
met a youngster by the name of
Moxey Hough. The two got to.
gether with rush. Hough was
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
BECK IS
in FORM

Old Daddy" Beck, the old time
trapshooter. was resurrected at
the Natatorium traps yesterday and
beat two young opponents, E. j.
Chingren and Jack Forbes. The
man shot at 20 yards for practice,
and not the regulation 16 yards.
Beck made rs out of possible 100,
and Chingren 76 and Forbes 70.
Beck is now being counted on for
the regular team which will COM
pete at the sportsman's meeting
here in the spring.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
The Richest Man in the World.

The richest man in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor
live without them, so 1t is important
not to neglect these organs. If
Foley's Kidney Cure is taken at the
first sign of danger, the symptoms
will disappear and your health will
be restored, as it strengthens and
builds up these organs as nothing
else will. Oscar Bowman, Lebanon,
KY, writes: 81 have used Foley's
Kidney Cure and take great pleas
ure in stating it cured me perman-
emily of kidney disease, which GER
tainly would have cost me my life"
Chas. McNab, 4O2 Riverside. sss
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THROUGH TOURIST SLEEpERs
TO CHICAGO

Via Great Northern railway leave
Spokane at $50 a. m. daily, arriy.
ing at Chicago 9 o'clock third
morning. Rate for double berth.
$575. For reservations, tickets,
etc. apply at city office. 701 River.
side. Il. s. BLAIR.
*@s General Agent.
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Week of April 2. The sensa tional
comedy-drama. THE Golden Giant"
High class specialties between acts
Continuous performance. See the
screamingly funny opening act,
Lynx Ferret, Detective" Best and
biggest show in town.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
TO REACH SEATTLE ON TIME

Take Northern Pacific train No
is. which is made up at Spokane
and leaves at p, m. every day
arriving at Seattle and Tacoma at
s:l0 p. m. Carries Pullman sleep.
ers. one to Tacoma and one to Sc,
attic, and grill" or short order
dining car. Service first class in
every respect. No waiting for de,
layed trains.
A. TIMING.
sss General Agent.
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No." Slams the door.

mo" Slams the door.
Forty times the wearied fighters
oepned the door, poked out their
noses and calculated "No" with a
few trimmings.
Forty times the soap agent the
mopseller, the vegetable man, the
rug man, the insurance solicitor,
the butcher, the baker, the whoop-
ing cough cure dealer, the metal
polish seller-whew!
And then the gang wonders what
makes them look out Of humor.
81 have passed up the San Fran
cisco fight trust" said Billy Nolan
Wednesday, until Coffroth comes
through with the money they owe
/ us. We have about $1,000 coming,
and We want 1t down to the fraction
of a cent or the Battler will never
fight in Frisco again."
Eyes, and when it comes time to
, SETTLE" said Nelson, 1--WE will insist
on every cent. They have tried to
compromise with us, but if it comes
, out two-thirds of cent in our favor
we will insist on a full cent. II
1 the two-thirds is in their favor we
will give them the extra cent. We
have a case in court, but it hasn't
been tried yet"
"Coffroth is, the man to blame for
all the trouble" said Nolan. "They
maligned me and sent out stories
/ that | was unreasonable. Why,
even found that the people back
east expected to see a set of horns
on my head. The trouble was that
wouldn't be bulldozed by the San
Francisco crowd. l am on top now
and they will never get a chance to
! sign the Battler while he is under
my management unless they come
through with this money. Harry
! Corbett held out $1,000, which he
said was to help defray the ex.
penses Of killing the anti-fghting
bill in the last legislature.
wouldn't mind paying my share IL
1t was necessary, but l don't care
to be held up"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
COAST LEAGUE

At San Francisco yesterday the
Seals grouped their hits and de-
feated Seattle, 5 to /.
At Fresno Portland was taken in
to camp, to 1.
At Los Angeles the home team
won again, trouncing Oakland, 3 to
Q