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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03

tian. To attain this every Danish Prince no
matter what other names he mny receive. al
ways has Christian and Frederick among
them
Australia 10 to spend s75o. COO II necessary.
in scientific experiments In tho Infection OF
rabbits with diseases deadly to those pests
OF the Anupodes and yet harmless TO other
animals and TO men.
Tho London Lancet notices tho death OF
woman from scratch on the nose received
while smelling a variety of primrose origi-
nnlly brought from Central China The Ian
Get says II 10 not the first case of the kind.
The gross indebtedness OF New York is
greater than that OF the Chinese Empire
Tho cost or operating the city's government
for one year almost equals the annual e1pendi-
lures of both London and Poris combined
Tho deepest lake in the world is believed to
be Lnko Bai<al, In Siberia Nine thousand
square miles in area, nearly as largo os
1t contains nearly much water Lake Su-
perior.
One OF tho natural curosites OF South AZ
called because ono cannot cut II with a saw
without sneezing the Ono dust has exactly
tho effect OF enufr. Even in planning the wood
1t Will sometimes cause shocking, No insect
Will touch II: II ls very bitter 20
tho taste. and when placed in wator II sinks.
The number OF converts and monasterics In
Belgium. and especially at Brueea. has in
creased with wonderful rapidity. In 1916 thero
were 7T9 such Institutions in the country with
1900 thero were 1900 and women. In
1900 thoro 800 Institutions with a mem
buildings in Bruscs belong to religious eocie-
ties
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.

SLpecial TO The Tribune.
EPHRAIM juno Mrs. William johnson
and Mre Christian Peterson OF SEWER county
visiting with relatives and friends here
this week.
Mr.. Orsep Rasmussen left today for o
weeks visit with relatives and friends at
ElsinoFo.
orren Olsen camo home from Cokeville.
Wo.. Sunday.
Mrs. Lauritz sourtzen OF Glenwood was a
guest OF Mr., and Mrs Peter Greaves. Jr., this
wcck
Mrs Roy Quinn is visiting with her parents
Mt. Pleasant this week
Homer Rasmussen came home from Tucker
Monday.
George BroS Of Mnnt wcs an Bphriam Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs Barnard Matterson OF So!ina- Utah. is
visiting with relatives and friends in this city
this week.
George Larson came home from Salt Lake
Tuesday
Rev and Mrs G. w Martin Of Manti were
Ephrnlm visitors Wednesday,
Theodore Martin OF Manti wes visiting
friends in Ephraim this week.
AroI Blllander came home from Black Rock
Thursday,
Henri B. Bixler Will leave Monday for
his homo in Akron. Ohio.
Mira Fred Jorgensen. Miss Agnes Thompson
and Mlss Myrtle Pineron OF this city
spending their summer vacation at Long
Beach, Cn1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
INFORMATION.

Railroads OF tho United States bought
O5O Ono cross ties in 1905
between 500 and $40 British towns and VILE
lagos hove nnme9HkeS In the United States.
Sixty years ago there were 10000 children
in school In India Now there are moro than
100000
Aluminium paper. which is practically new
article OF production. Is said TO preserve the
sweetness OF butter that Is wrapped In IL for
u worry long time.
Certain perfumes arc Raid to aid health by
destroying disease microbes. OF these. thyme.
lemon. mint. lavender. eucalyptus and altar
Of roses tho moet useful
Tho adJutnpt, mnrnbout. n tall bird or
India OF the otork species Will swallow q
haro or cat whole. 1t stands iyc feet high
and tho oHpanse OF wings is nearly fifteen
feet,
Dcnmork's Kings for sA years hnve all
been named Christian CT Frederick, IL is the
law OF Denmark that Christian must be sue
cecded by Frederick nnd Frederick by Chris
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ADVOCATE
RECOMMENDS AND ENDORSES

Broken in health, the result
of a disease contracted on the
battlefield, and suffering from
a general breakdown, Mr.. Nick
erson was restored to robust,
happy health by the use of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
This is his sincere letter Of
thanks:
When a man is discouraged and con-
stantIy suffering he very naturahy nsA
n deep feeling for the remedy that brings
him tho happiness attained through ro-
bus health
toke n tcaspoonful OF DuHy Fure
MnIt WhIskey every morning, beaten up
with a raw egg and two-thirds of a glass
Of milk On retiring at night taxe
tablespoonful In hot water and sugar
Before ] began with Duffy's was
badly broken in health and completeiy
run down.
Nv right leg and foot was cold up 10
nv knee all the time. and l could not
keep warm nights.
Was also bothered with SNAKES con-
traeted through exposure during ene
Civil war. when l served IN the onieea
States army.
7 recommended DuYy's Pure MALI
Whiskey to all old soldiers; or IN tae,'
TO any person who Is broken IN neal''
or growing old
Now. though I am temperance mar
despising the Indlscriminate use OF ii,eoN NO.
icants | heartily indorse Du1y III
Malt Whiskey. HIRAM NlChhf'ooA''
Warren Ave, Middleboro, NaaSs'
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Teltow Canal Now Open.

BERLIN, June 2-Empcror William
opened the Tcltow canal today. This is
another waterway connecting the manu-
featuring suburbs OF Berlin with the sea
via the Havel and Elbe canal and gives
some hundreds OF manufacturers all,
water transportation TO Hamburg and
ndds another to tho network OF water
ways which It Is tho Empcrors plan to
extend so as TO place Berlin and other
great interior cities In easier touch with
International oyer-sea commerce. Tho new
canal was built at the expense Of the To-
calities which arc benefited by u. 1t
cost $1,000 900. has a depth Of eight feet
and is crossed by fifty bridges.
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Seattle Assay Office Scandal

WASHINGTON. June 2.-The Senate
Committee on Judiciary recommended to-
day an appropriation OF $1,000 for com
Densation of n special master in the case
of the United States versus George E
Adams, charged with embezzling from the
United States ASSAY Office at Seattle, The
purpose is 20 ascertain the loss to each
depositor and determine the manner Of
settlement.
IL is believed that the total OF the en-
hezzlemcnt Is about slG0 900 and that Ad-
ANS has property now I'm the custody OF
the United States court which Will cover
the loss
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Ferris-Spreckles Wedding.

NEW YORK. June Mrs. Emma Wat
son. daughter OF Claus Spreckles of San
Francisco. was married TO John w Fer
ris Of San Francisco at noon today at
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION In this
city. 1t was originally intended 10 have
the ceremony in San Francisco. but the
destruction of Claus Spreckles home dur
ing the recent disaster made this impos-
sibc
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Bailey Won't Write.

Senator Bailey OF Texas, like many
write articles for periodicals. but he In
varlably declines. II have no desire to
enter that field" said Senator Bailey;
Il understand that my name is wanted
arc expressed publicly when l have apy-
thing to say. There arc many men In the
literary profession and they are COM
petent to write on questions which are
before the country. II 1 had no other
reason / would decline to Invade a field
where men are already employed when
other duties to occupy my time"
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p Addition to Navy.

1, June 1.-The United
. louisiana will be placed
.s lse Norfolk navy yard
Eaadlately after taking
S,.,, lse Louisiana will pro-
isL ior her three and six
aSa e: thsre will go to New
~. ~. vii he presented with
a, ~ 81, service the gift of tho
~, sass o. louisiana II is
~, sl 10 readiness to sail
ssoot the last week in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Objects to British Interference.

ANTWERP. June 2-According to the
Metropolc. King Leopold Ia about to re-
ply energetically TO British Interference
in the Congo Independent State. and TO
the accusation that foreigners are shut
out from tho Congo. He intends as a
preface 10 royal DEGREES nstitutlnE re-
forms In the Congo State to publish n
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declaration that he alone is sovereign Of
the Congo. In which he Will not permit
interference or coercion. The DEGREES Will
open a large area OF the Congo to ex-
pioltatIon of foreigners which. 1t Is as
serted. is for the purpose OF benetitun&
many interests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
1eton Adiourns

sr-.s,,o,, .s1n June 2.-The State
.ssi-SS adjourned sine die
|@ nsslng been In ses-
s,'I.. 'JIe.asressman .'man NJ. r. PAT
q h. ''4sly ~ nominated for
e,S.Sio,!A1 Il. II. Hannah for
sl,.N NF'eht ls AdJutant-Gen-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-28
Pensacola. St. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co.

STEAMER TARPQN. 500
w. G. BARROW, Master.
FIRST-CLASS PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT SERVICE.
PENSACOLA, MOBILE, APAlAcHiCO.
LA, CARRABELLE. ST. An
DREWS. MiLLvfLLE.
And all points on st. Andrews Bay, Car
rabelle and Apalachicola.
SCHEDULE.
Leaves Pensacola Sunday. $3.50 p. m.
for Mobile. Ala
Leave Pensacola, Tuesday. $50 p. m,
for ST. Andrews. Melville, Apalachicola,
Carrabelle and intermediate points.
For additional information apply to
J. r. SAUNDERS
r. COBB, President.
General Frt. and Pass. Apt. PEN
sacoia, Fla,
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BARBER SHOPS.

MILTON-when visiting here have your
tonsorial work done by bra Minis. Will
Ing street, opposite jail. Clothes and
hats cleaned and repaired. Convenient
to hotels Phone 90. 2saug
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. lola BARTON MASON win open
a school of Shorthand and Typewriting.
October 10. Apply either at 214 S. Al
caniz or Typewriter Exchange, 313
Pre- h',ilding. 2octlm'
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Some nice stores on East
Government street; cheap rent. The
Fisher Real Estate Agency. 1july
FOR REST-A. r. Bingham has storage
room for rent, suitable for furniture
or other goods. 104 and LOG South Tar
ragona street. Phone $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-28

RANTED-Propositio In the south by
Photographer. Portrait or view work
bhares; rent or open business in promis-
ing locality. Kelman, 1855 N. Spaulding,
chicago 2Soct1t"
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Two travelling statesmen in
Florida to sell Fruit elders and grocers'
sundries. SIS per week and expenses.
Experience unnecessary. California Cider
D Flavoripg Co, ia Market St, st.
Louis, Mo. 2Soctlt'
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MEN EvERYwHERE-S4OO daily-pass
circulars, tack signs. No canvassing,
pteady. Continental Distributing Co.,
Chicago. 2Soct1t
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
furnished, southern
exposure, all modern conveniences. 2R
blocks from postofice. Apply 236 West
Government. Phone iO5. zoocSI..S
THREE DUNFURNISHED ROOMS with
gas and bath. Apply 222 West Bel
mont. 2Soct
ROOMS-Furnished or unfinished, for
rent. Privilege light housekeeping. 254
East Gregory street 2Soct
ROOMS ~RENT-Two or three unfur-
nished rooms, with small family, in
desirable neighborhood, near the car line,
on very reasonable terms. Also one fur
nished room, suitable for one or two
Address at once. I'll. r. NJ,
Care Hannah's Drug Store, City. 2Soctit.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished front room
in private family, southern exposure,
center. Use of bath. gas and -
Apply to 422 West Gregory or
TWO NICELY furnished rooms for rent;
to car he. AGdiess lso5 la..s, lsadsden
street 2foctlmo'
TWO nice, large unfurnished rooms for
rent. Apply to F. R. MCGEE. at Y. NJ.
{. A rooms. 2ooct
TWO ELEGANT ROOMS with every
convenience in private home, North
Hill. Location choicest in scity; with
table board convenient. ia North Bay
len street Z4octlw
FOR RENT-Two desirable rooms, cen
trally located; convenient TO business
I hAf ard Grcf oil lin,
house; southern exposure. Reasonable
rates: modern conveniences. References
exchanged. 302 North Spring street.
2loctlOt'
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for rent
with or without board. Table board
Phone, gas and bath. No. Palafox.
2loetlm
FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Apply sO1
| W. Chase street. 2loct
ROOMS AND BOARD for $3.50 per week
Good eating. Apply Mrs. Laura Gomez
200 West Romano lIoct2w'
ROOMS FOR RENT. with privilege o.
! light housekeeping; use of, bath ant
phone; on car line Apply 900 E. jackson
OF prone l4oI. loctIm-
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms
4 Call or address ]. A. Billingsley, IA z
Government street: l6oct2w
i PLEASANT HONELIKE PLACE {,
board on North Hill. second door IRON
car line. For particulars address No.
East Strong. 12octin
/ TWO FURNISHED or UNFINISHED room
for rent for light housekeeping. Phon
1102 or apply room 8. 2041z South Pala
fox. 11oc
4 FOR RENT-Rooms cheap; real. newt
clean furnished rooms s11ftahsa N
light housekeeping on the hill Locatio
high and healthy. Close to car line
Privilege Of phone and gas. Apply s14 Z
s'--- P9onr 1915. Tow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-28

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
The well-known Moler System of Col
leges founded In 1895, located in fourteen
leading cities offer splendid advantages.
practical experience, qualified instruc-
Tors. life scholarship, registered diplomas,
positions and locations. Catalogue mailed
Tree. Moler Barber College, New Orleans,
Ia. 2Soct6t'
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Some Money In These.

A quarter block ,f5 lots) cor, 18th
street and 18th avenue, overlooking
the Bayou, one Of the highest points
in New City, two blocks from car line,
very cheap at $1100.
A block 300 feet front on Bayou
Texar. Beautiful shade trees wasn't
touched by the water and not a single
tree blown down. One of the pretti.
est sites for a residence and the SAT.
est in the city of Pensacola, SIS, 900
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-28
The STO RIM

Has not affected the values of Real
Estate in this city $100. The build
ings and wharves that were destroyed
will be replaced by more substantial
buildings. Pensacola has before it
the brightest fall of its future. ! have
made arrangements to take all the
property offered below its market
value. If you are afraid of Pensacola
Real Estate, bring it to me, will buy
it from you.
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WANTED-Good man in each county to
represent and advertise established
business house; permanent position; sal
airy s2l.00 weekly. expenses advanced.
Address o. z. Blew, Sec'y, Chicago.
2Soct1ts
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THREE DUNFURNISHED ROOMS with
gas and bath. Apply 222 West Bel
mont. 2SOct
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Wanted.

A house in good neighborhood and
near business district for about
$4,000.
List your property with me for sale.
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TWO ELEGANT ROOMS with every
convenience in private home, North
Hill Location choicest in city; with
table board convenient. ia North Bay
len street. 24oct1w
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exposure all modern conveniences. 21s
blocks from postoffice. Apply 236 West
Government. Phone iO5. zoocSI..s
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and p
cola and Jacksonville River
-
'Trains signal
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FOR RENT-Two desirable rooms, CEN
trally located; convenient 10 business
section; hotel and first-class boarding
house; southern exposure. Reasonable
rates: modern conveniences. References
exchanged 302 North Spring street.
21octl0ts
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for rent
with or without board. Table board
Phone. gas and bath. No. Palafox.
21oct1m
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TWO nice, large unfurnished rooms for
rent. Apply to F. r. MCGEE, at Y. NJ.
G. A. rooms. 26oct
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ROOMS-Furnished or unfinished. for
rent Privilege light housekeeping. 254
East Gregory street. 2Soct
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$780, 0o-For 2-story, 7-Foom dwelling;
also 4-room cottage, both modern
conveniences and includes Sa of
block on 9Th avenue.
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished front room
in private family, southern exposure,
desirable neighborhood and near business
center. Use of bath. gas and go
Apply to 422 West Gregory or
28oct1m
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wANTED-EnSraver clock and jewelry
repeirer, with tools. State experience
age and salary expected. The Q. K
Drug Store, FIorsls, Ala. 20oct
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7e75.5o-120x122, corner Chase and Bay
LEM This lot is within one block
- street, and will double
In value.
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.Trains stop on signal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-28
TWO NICELY furnished rooms for rent

to car HIe Aluess lsol E4.-st s,adslen
street 21octlmos
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ROOMS TO~RENT-Two or three unfur-
nished rooms, with a small family, in a
desirable neighborhood, near the car line,
on very reasonable terms. Also one FUR
nished room, suitable for one or two
Address at once. "H. r.. NJ"
Care Hannah's Drug Store, City. 2Soct1t.
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Apply sOl
w. Chase street. 2loct
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ROOMS FOR RENT, with privilege Of
light housekeeping; use of, bath and
phone; on car line Apply 900 E. Jackson.
or phone 1857. 11oct1ms
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ROOMS AND BOARD for $3.50 per week.
Good eating. Apply Mrs. Laura Gomez,
200 West Romano l7oct2ws
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FOR SALE-A pottery works with steam
engine. steam drying room. moulds.
and everything complete for carrying on
business. together with the finest bed of
Dortery clay in Escambia county. Lo-
Gated right in the city. Apply to or adj
dress r. P. Reese. 16sepf
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$4,000. 0o-No 1901 North Davis street. lot
60X125, 2-story, with bath, cheap.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
FOR
ARbOR DAY

The 100000 club will next Thurs
day hold a public meeting at the
high school auditorium to discuss
the plans which have been formed
for the proper observance of arbor
day.
Secretary Rice is today sending
out invitations to all who are inter
ested in the City Beautiful move.
ment and 1t is expected that the
attendance will be large.
An excellent program will be pro-
vided including the display of a fine
series of pictures depicting City
Beautiful work in various cities OF
America and also foreign countries
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
CHILD SfOpLIFTER WAS A
TRAVELLING NOTION STORE

A stylishly dressed woman with
a beautiful little girl of about 8
years, created no end Of fun for
the employees of the r. p. TURNKEY
Trading company at 207 Riverside
avenue yesterday afternoon.
The woman, accompanied by the
little girl. entered the store and
asked to be shown some ribbons.
While the clerk was showing her
the different styles and colors
which she wanted, one of the man
ayers of the store noticed the little
girl pulling a large piece OF ribbon
out Of a basket. Thinking that she
was just playing, as children often
do, he did not pay any attention to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
laundry TRUST IS
BREAKING THE LAW

days from the formation Of the
combine. 1t raised prices upon
certain classes of work.
The newest move Of the combine
Is to compel it's drivers to sign an
agreement which provides in case
OF quitting work he will not take
employment with another laundry
for 60 days. This contract Is IL
legal, but is enforced by the COM
bine. Its object is to keep drivers
from taking their customers with
them when they change masters.
Another thing the trust is &C
cused Of developing is the black
list. 1t is stated If a girl refuse
to work overtime for the $3.50 paid
for 10 hours work and Is dis
charged, the other laundries are
notified and she Is refused employ
ment all along the line thereafter.
Several of the girls interviewed
by The Press On the question of
working more than 10 hours a day
stated that they had discussed CALI
Ing the matter to the attention of
the state labor commissioner, but
that he had been asked to prose-
cute similar cases in Seattle and
had refused and, consequently, they
thought it would be useless.
The matter, however, will be call
ed to the attention Of the central
labor body and some action will be
taken to compel the trust to obey
the law.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
POLICE CLOSE DOWN
D|SCRACEFUL DANCE

have in mind nothing other than
their ruin.
They are admitted free of chage.
The floor walker meets them and
introduces them to men promiscu-
ously. These men many OF them
are of questionable morals. The
girls are persuaded to dance and
then take a walk. They are taken
from the hall to some saloon where
drink aids the purposes Of these
constituencies brutes.
These dances, one and all, are to
be investigated by the police de-
partment and their existence in
their present form and for their
present purpose will soon be at an
end.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24

girl under the closest surveillance
The girl absently wandered by a
bunch of bananas and tried to pull
off a couple as she passed. They
did not come off easily, however, so
she failed to get them. She next
gave her attention to a crate Of
lemons and oranges and had Just
succeeded in purloining one of each
when the manager again nailed her.
The manager this time called his
partner and they determined to
search the child.
They found that the blouse which
she wore was made especially full
aud was fitted with a large pouch
or pocket extending almost entirely
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
w orking Its Female
Employees Over Ten
Hours a Day 1t Is
Charged---Also Said
to Have Blacklist.

It is openly charged that the re-
Gently formed laundry combine is
working it's women employees longer
hours than the state law permits.
And this is done in many cases
without paying the girls anything
for the overtime they are compelled
to put in.
The state law says that women
shall work in 1aundries but 10 hours
out of the "a. The law was in.
tended to prevent the enslaving Of
girls, and the running of the health
of future mothers of the land. Now
1t is charged that the rapacious
laundry trust of this city is not only
disregarding this law, but where
they do disobey it and compel the
girls to work overtime, in many in
stances, they refuse to pay them for
it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-24
ABUSED HIS Wife

William G. Henderson, according
to the complaint of his wife. Elsie,
who has applied for a divorce,
comes home Saturday nights in an
intoxicated condition. throws her
upon the floor, beats and kicks her,
and once took their little girls by
the hair and dragged them out of
bed and at other times threatened
to kill their boy with a stick OF
wood. Judge Huneke this morning
issued an order restraining Hender-
son from disposing of the household
effects and from further annoying
his wife.