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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-01-23

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ln MlenstW zayrazdiI syf dya ne.
d0spflf syDky, kter}m podfezal
yc sphbku brdia Mabaelce po
W 80 yyzo0l brozDeho syeh0 ii.
nn MoreJaBd byI lined zatfen
. p6slau bude do Dflterfbo ch0r0s
myJnehO 1stayn
v Cbicapu, Ills, zemfel pos
yfstng archbishop Kozlowsd, kte'
rS pred ntkolika roxy yyst0npiI
u katolickt cirkye q zalozil jakous
III neodyieIou cirkey kat0lick0n,
kterf stal ge sam0zyangm arelbis
sknDem, Prayi ~, NJ zeigfel N
Wlh5tnfch okolb0sti, totiz NJ byl
0trlyen Vy4ctfoydni, najici N
dtel odbaleni jebO z6hadn6 @Wrti,
|bylo prhyt zabajen0,
CeskSm p6yeclsgm kyartet,
TEN y prahy zaslfna byla nam pos
bledbice = car0krhsDgm, uncle
cky pr0yedeGym pohledem M
llradfauy CleDOy6 zmi1GDfb0
kyartetta pref nan mB0ho 2darn
n Mfs1 do n0yfb0 r0ku
y Anarchigtf ljerkman o Gold
manoy6, o jiehz zatGeni pro p0bus
fujici fcGi proti Wade q pregidens
toyi jsmc zprdyy pfinesli, propu'
stem byIi Dn yobodu PfcIieeDi,
jez u mini byl0 zoyedeno, yedIG X
pfekyapujicim wg ySdedkhm
Auarehigtf Ito prObldsiIi, ~ X
MIN hlhsi se ! pfednf ameri6ti boz
lba6i.
KrajaoG v New Yorku ehtfli
usp0fhdati banket na poGest gene
lr6Iniho konsula barona IIoenpinR-
| Tarrola q feskeb0 k0nguldtniho
atachf y, kana Lnhy. NGktcfi
ysak postayiIi ~ proh tomu, do
kazujice, NJ bylo by 10 Ceebd ne.
ddstojno, Oba zmiDfni 1fedniei
otazlu banketu ukoncili Vim, ~
pozyhni X Dfm zdyofile odmitIi.
Blanket uspofddhD nebyL
~ yscch mist seyerozhpadn
docbdzeU zprdyy o nesmirue tu'
he zime, v bIayni Gfad0yne
Great Northern drdby Y ~ Paul,
MINI, dogtali zprdvy, ze v Brown.
inRn, Mont kIesI teplomer ua %
stup, pod nulou Spih napadany
je Hdky, drobny u sucbS, t0kze
tyon Ne zdytje 10 NJ 80 stop Wy.
sok6, zelezni6ni dopray0 byla
no mnobych mistcch pfersena,
zcjnfna v Kanadt, kdc byla ~,
stayena doeela, Ma mnohych nj.
stech panuje yelikd nouze uhli
q \ u pfifiny obyv0telstyo yelice
trpi.
John u, Rockefeller, zphmy
miliondf, oznhmil, ~ zaloM pro sc.
starlh profcsaory fond $4,000, 900,
h uthoz scstdrlym professorhm
yyplhcen0 bnde pcnse, TAX ably na
stnrh kolena mtli p0nekud bez,
stnrostn6jAi aiyobyti Jak jest znd
mo, profesaornm se yalnd v Anne.
rice ncd0H II majili 6einou rodi.
nu, aotya mohou M atnrh ldta pa.
mat0yntl,
. PoAloyni komise obnosu
At3,oo0,0O0, iel yldda kaSdoroene
lelczneim plall, srasim 10 pro-
cent, lakle nyni uspofi yldda roe
ne oelt 4 milIouy dollarn,
: HYld6inim poaelAtVim upozor,
huje president, III hrds Colorado
Rlyeru ~ prolomla nAaledkem
toho 1doli Imperial kallfornii
ohroSeno ie satopou, President
idda m okamllou odpomoo, PRO
hlaSuIe, le ndkladem 100000
maSr bVtl fpEa utnVnIpun onetua
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-01-23

Y
propadlyA No DO zemf. Domy ha
p0bfoN propadhyaji Ne 40 mofc.
Hpr6yy oznamuji, NJ hrozpe toto
zemftfegepi vyzadalo ri M obft
pres 1000 ziyot6 Iidskfch
Bio otroctyi.
Gnycrnfr West yirRiDie no m,
kro6eDi Wady q italskfho yyso
neetyl zjistil p1pad 0troetW VI
tamufjslch r0zsdbl$ch lesich aI
yysyobodil d6lDiky, kteG tam byli
otrofeni Byl0 zjiAtfno, NJ ~ ita
N ypbb6D0 bylo DO ohrady q tam
bladID y bitim pflnueeDi X prh
ci Tito nesfdstDiei najati byli
jiston aqeDtir0u ' IIoboken, ",
j., a bylO jim slibebo, NJ praco.
yati bud0u 30 ceIon zimn media.
Ielfo jigtf Obce. KdW dhlniei pfi'
cegt0yaIi do Italapb, byli 0dye.
deni DO jistGho kameBnfb0 l0mn o
museIi ldmati skdly p0n6ci w.
busDgcb ldtek, \ ktcrymi heytd1i
jsk zacbhzetL PH jedbom W.
buehu byIi DekteH p0ra1Gni, M.
sledkem 6ehoz ueebtfIi praeoyati
dale, No 10 p0cali kontraktoH
y mini zacbhzeti hrnbe. KOnefue
jiatfmu Pietroyi Libertimu poda.
flo ~ zaslat dopis gyfmu pfibnz'
ntmn DO Jersey City a teDto ozph.
nil eelou yfe iialsktmn konsul0.
VI, Herg na 10 Mkrofil u SDoj.
StAth Podobnf stale ~ ! nn j.
nych misteeh, kde panOyaly po.
mcry podobn6, Nynf bude proti
tfmtO modernim otrokhfhm s0nd.
NJ zakroGGno,
vybueh praohArny,
l'rachhrna "SlaDdard POWdor
CO. Y lI0rrelI Stati0B, patn1et
mil cd Altoona, pa, byla dne II,
lcdna yyb0zena DO poyftH. M
stfsti ysak pfi tom njkdo 0 ziyot
nepfiscl Pozdr poystaI o pol
jcdeoactt strojoynt ,nhsledkem
pferliscni clektricktho drAtyl
Dfl0ici, kteH tam pracoyali, jeEt6
Y fas utehIi, protoze ygbuch M.
slal . pdl Scste. VSbuch byl t0k
siln%, ~ byl pocittn M l5 mil.
Domy, stojici blizc nez pet nil,
byly yelice poskozcny. V skladi.
sti nachazelo No ton dobou 10000
sud1 stfeIntbo praehu nfkolik
centay dynamitu, Panoyaly oba.
Wy, ~ pozdr rozsiU se / na toto
sfIadistf. Penngylyanskd zcIez.
nice zastayila ysechny ylaky, kite.
re okolo tfto prachdrny jedi
CernoM ma staybu panamsk6ho
kanAlu.
w j Oliver n NJ q. Bangs
Ncwyorsti konlrakloH, ktcfi jistf
dostanou kontrakt nn stayb0 po
namak6ho prdplayu, teaaji prdyt |
rozhodnuti komisc, ktcrh fidi |
slayby lohoto prOplayh Komise
tat0 bthcm ntkolilSa dni bude i
p0radaml h1toya Il p0tom zad6
na siaybu konirakiorim,
Idefi podnli nejy}hodndjA pod
minky kontraktofi potion pre-
vezmon yseehnn prdei, kterou do.
sud proyoaoyala ylada, d die nt.
NJ koniraktu muai So prdei ton
,aGili ill IN 60 dni kontraklofl
sc yysloyili, ~ ua t6chto praeeoh
ludnu yShradno zan6slndvat der'
iochy y iilnich stain podnehi
~ lnuam6 ie do iislt miry po'
lohnt podneM ntklertch liinieh
Itatn,
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Y Pittsburgh, Pa sesll ~ u,
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-01-23


sy0Ji 6stay0n mu zaruten6 m0ei
X Jeh0 Dayrbu byl Print doda
tek Lodgody, kterg md m 1fel
toto jcdDani pfekazit a proti
tft0 Lodgem y Knozem nayrzent
opr0yf stayi ~ sine Foraker
Dobfe VI, NJ p1yrh jfh0 Nratil by
tiw yajDt ySzDamu Foraker w
sygeb pozadaycieh je pcynG Ne.
ust0upiIi, jest jistoy NJ yojna Y
seDatu potryh Jestf 1fItolik dDi,
DDe n ledna pr0bl1sil Foraker
NJ kazdg W. mNi, kdo by se do.
m}Ncl, M yrcbni nhfelnlk yojeD.
sky, JIM je president, mn prAyo
sam0yj6dce u diktatora Pra,
men yH moei je Ggtnya Foraker
W sygcb feficb jest yeIicc radi.
k6lnE Mezi jipfm Hlllal syf
sondrlby, aby p0uk1zali mn ~
jediDg pDpad, kde propustili by
u yojeDskf gluzby jen jedipfh0
muzg bez eli, m nftalfg pfegtu.
pek, kdW omen nepfiznal ~ *
|zlo6iun apebo zlofin jemu dOka.
nm nebU, A thz6l sei "Je do.
y0len0 pregi1e1toyi, aby zals0p
iQnor0ymg" BenAt0r Lodge po.
ukazal no ~, NJ v tase Obeangk6
yalky propulsion byl 90, fernoa,
M pIuk NJ Huzby Foraker
yEak 10 " odyttil, NJ pink tentO
slladal NJ tehdy n Dejsmflejsicb
yojiD6 . ze teslDf propulsion byI
NJ snzby, kdy doslonzi gy0ji lb6'
tu Ttzko he pyDi pfedyidati,
jak terBokslsa afera skoDH
z HAprstkoya Musea V Praze,
Il Naprgtkoyn CeskshO prhmy.
sloyfbO Nusen v Praze zaslar byl
nan DAsIedujici pi1pis TlnmoGi.
ee usDesepi kuraioria Naprstkoya
| CeskfhO Prhmydoyfho MDsea,yy.
sl0ynJeme yam yfel6 dizzy IN
WAenon oeh0tn kterou projeyu.
jete posilauim Vabeho tagopisl
kDib0yBG uakebO 1staylL TatO
yabe ochota je Dhm ! prOto vita.
od mia, NJ je y nj zfcjmo, jak
naM kgajant zamof5ti Dapofad Y
detou a nAklonosti yzpomi1aji od.
kazn Dezapomenutelnfbo Vojty
Ndprsika DGkajice Van u.
pfimnf, prosiue Vas, obyste J IA.
dale Mnseu Nhprstkoyu syt sym.
patbie zachoyali v skutctnf
1eH IN kuratoriun N6prstkoya
Ceskfbo Prhmysloyfho Musea
H. Tyrsoya, jednatelka y, Gros,
starosia, jako pfedseda kurato.
ria. Y Praze, dne 81 prosince
1906,
Zemetfegeni na Jamaice,
v p0ndfli minulfho tgdne 0
phlftyrt6 hodinG odpoledni posti.
zeno bylo hlayni mfsto ostroya in.
maiIfy, Kingston, silnym zem6.
tfoscnim, klert je y yelke tasti
pobofilo a pax bylo ndsIedoydno
ohndm. Mdslo md 10000 obyyatel q
na 100 osob q nieh bylo zabito q
aranfno, Iiylo poeit6no pet otfe'
ah prudkgeh i velikd mnolstd
sIabsicb ftinky bylY brozn6. v
deaeli minutacb yypukl polar ma
nfltolilsu mistech n dinll hr0gnt
sponsty Po tfi hodiuy gufll po
5ar i AifiI hroznt dilo zkazy lla-
seni bylo yelmi obtiane, odkoli
mfAlo m6Io doail dohfo 2organISo,
yanf haadaiyo, lillce byly ma,
pln6ny troskami, TAX ~ 10 yzalo
dlnnh{ cas-, ne1li se Atfikatky na
&4 Iaat..att. gmff.u s.. H..
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-01-23
Zpravy americk6.
zasedAni 10, kougresu.

HiHHOFhH UTl FNUVfFb III fThbHl
zakOb0darBf, Uadui 4 s0ndniekb
0bDOsH 30,BOO,O00 d0llarh NJ
~ dalI fas V6H0v6u byl afEfe
fergSeb y0jak6 I'r0WDyille, ,Tex,
/hlezit0st into Wehe W jal4o De,
kmebH1 had, tr0r0etyi TIL
maD0yo, kterf prayil, NJ brown,
Yillskk zalezit0sb pf0nluW NJ feii
Jak0 y0dy ~ spIDil0, President po,
SID seg6ta d0datefHf p0selstU, *
nfmuz DfliozeDy byly DAboje y
kfde, jez % peybosti byly Dasbi,
fany DpbaN 0 fff0 zalezlt0sti
bYla Jak0 gbyfeJgf yeliee HiyA .
beiDi se06iDH W ~ III pol u ~
koHei bylo UggeseDg, 8by toto
HyiaEtDi pfesidegtoy0 p0selst1
daH0 byl0 M tislfH v dome
H4sttipe6 jedBE1D byl0 . rbzD3eh
pfedl0baeb pro D0tfeby okrsku
kOlaInblekkl0 . nfgtO Wishing
tO0, ~ N fteG0 byl0 presideB.
t0yo pDsplstU, jedDaJid 0 feee
k6l6radskf Dne BAsledujieibO
Dluyi seGat0r SpooBer sendtu
. ber10Bskf zalezitDsf y zabral
lin tfWg y5ecteg f0s HAIL W,
liee vadikdlDf presideDta = pro.
bt6sJ, NJ Jednati jinak ani NJ,
mObl v zastupiteIstyu r0koyav
% byl0 0 f0zDoetg 90 oDegDf1L
Ityl pCdaD Bayrb, ably DOg0Ieg0
bHo million d0ll0rd Da pobfezui
bateric ua bawajskf filipinslsf .,
MrOyy, aio uayrb teDt0 byl M,
Uildpt, DHe Hagiedujieib0 w.
Dht zose F0EGyal b feFBOsskE M
leziiOsti 'leDt0krate ssbat0ru
BpO0DWOW pfispfeIali % pow0e
takf Garmaek, Bt0ne, Money y
Ku0z b obbaJ0yaIl jednfDi pre-.
side1toyo, Foraker, kterS, JAZZ
zuamO, nekO1eeD0li tJtO debatu
yyyOlal, yzI syoji pryDi resoIilei
zptt, Babradiy j Jinou, ponskud
p6zmtDfB0u v dome zastnpcG
pftJ0ta byia beze gkeeh 0prav u
dodat&G pFedl0ba r0zp0etn M D.
psybfDi 80 70 pokraf0yan0 by.
~ v Jednanl . p0tfeb6eb okresu
k1lumbickfb0 h mtsta Wash,
i00imtl yeIikE pfekyapeDi zpd.
soDjjo, kdyH Foster Vefmontn
fefbjj NJ pr0spfeh presidentoya
staDoyisla japoDskf 0tazee, Ma
~ N ~, n 0D 10 jedi1gm Glove.
ken, Jemuz NJ danoyisIf0 presi.
deutOvO lfbi Dale lisgesla NJ
nfmOy0a, aby ~ 1nor y6noyaD
byl pamatee zesbnlfb0 kongresnl
ka II, &. Adamse y Wisconsin,
CernosskA aftra
Zalezfost rozpukit1i tfi GER
n0kgk%ch setiu stale zamfstnhya
poslance u pfitinou debat
senate, Na zalezitost tute po,
hlizl NJ blaynt ~ dy0u gtan0yi
sek Jedn0 airana, jel yedeua
je obioskgm seDatorem Foraker
on, zad6. ably lalezitosi tat0 byla
znoyn, 20 nejpodrobneii yyAeife'
10. poneyadl pry president lin,
~ roxpualil 6erD6 yojiny, dopu-
Ill ae nfehmnln nndnzIilm AY0il
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS
LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Lillian Russell is now making mel
first visit to Seattle. According |"
nrecedent. Miss Russell should be
shown our new high school, our new
depot, the plans for our new city nall
and other points of interest, and after
expressing her delight and wonder at
our beautiful city she should, following
the example of Nat Goodwin and Viola
Allen. invest inSeattle real estate, says
the Seattle Times.
In exchange for these courtesies, To-
cal play-goers will for the next fVe
nights flock to the Grand to see an
extremely beautiful woman in an ex-
tremely unoriginal comedy, THE But
terfly." sponsored by klaw & Erlan-
ger, and therefore adequately given in
all respects. A large audience saw
Miss Russell last evening and applaud
ed her heartily, for her own art is
delightful And in lieu of a curtain
speech the one-time queen of comic
opera burst into song and thus for a
few moments became the Lillian of
old. the Lillian whom American audi
ences have loved and worshiped for
at least three or four years.
THE Butterfly, reminiscent even
in the title of a former John Drew
play, to say nothing of the Puccini
opera, is rather a clever working over
of old ideas that have served faith
fully for comedy plots in the past
Marriages of convenience on the stage
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14

I. GENERAL NEWS.
+ + + I. j. 1. + 4. I. + 1. + + 1. + .

Anna Ellenberger and Katherine
Goldman of Milwaukee. Wis, have
confessed the murder of the former
illegitlmate child. The child was first
frozen to death and the body cremated
in a stove.
The new Japanese labor party's pro-
gram includes opposition to monopo-
lies and favors universal male and fe-
male suffrage, general increase OF
wages and reduction of hours. the abO-
lition of capital punishment and of til
tular distinctions, fundamental re-
form in taxation and arbitration of all
international disputes.
The total income derived from the
gambling rooms at Monte Carlo falls
$500 coo below that of the previous
years returns, which were much below
the average. A dividend of $50 per
share was voted May 1, which was $12
less per share than last year. 1t was
stated that the total receipts continue
to decrease and show no signs of i'm
proving.
Frank H. Jones. defaulting teller
of the Charlotte, N. c., National bank,
who is charged with having embeZzled
about $4,000 of the banks funds ana
for whom a reward of $500 was offered
has arrived home and surrendered. His
alleged accomplice. Fonville, is now
under $4,000 bail on hearing of COM
plicity with Jones in the embezzlement.
Sixty-three years old and still IN
the great national game, James II.
O'Rourke of Bridgeport, Conn, is the
oldest living player of professional
league baseball in the country. But,
though he is with seven years of hav-
ing reached the allotted time of man
upon earth, he is not playing upon the
strength of his reputation, but upon
real merit of present performances. he
e behind the bat and said to be the
best catcher in the New England
lea que
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14

70 defeat a WILL ending by the hus-
band and wife falling in love Win
each other, are hackneyed Things ana
the theme is not so cleverly handled
in 1.-THE Butterfly" as in either AN
American Citizen or 1.-The Marriage
of Kitty The family solicitor, the
English fortune hunter, the prylng
servants and all the other regulars
are found in the cast. The Irish girl
veneered with Italian is the one nov
city In that direction, and that char
acter is not nearly developed to it's
ultimate possibilities
But those who go chiefly with the
idea of seeing Lillian Russell, and
they are perhaps in the majority, will
be in no way disappointed. She is a
radiantly handsome woman, whose face
is only an attractive part of her ample
stage fortune For Miss Russell can
act All of the good fairies met at
her birth, and added to her cOmeli-
ness in the power to charm an audi
ence, the gift of a we'll modulated,
flexible speaking voice, a graceful abii-
ity to pose effectively, and a lively
sense of effervescent humor that made
itself manifest over and over again.
If Miss Russell considers that her
days as a comic opera queen are al
an end, it is not to be doubted that a
brilliant career as a legitimate come
dienne lies before her. Her first sea-
son in a comedy without music has
given her a surer footing in that realm
of entertainment than many less YER
satile women who have spent their
lives in that line of stage work.
Miss Russell, in other words, will
become q noted star in a realm where
a singing voice is an unnecessary ac-
complishment. Nevertheless her two
songs last evening. MA Cherie," by
Rubens, and "A Dream" by Bartlett,
proved that her singing voice is far
more than a wrath of it's former
glorious self. They We're enjoyable.
Eugene Ormonde, lately here as the
unhappy lover of YO San in 1.-The OAR
ling of the Gods" and now Miss Rus
sells leading man, has role that is
far too light for his ample abilities.
He disposed of Mallory satisfactorily.
Fred Tiden's dialect as the Earl of
DeXminster. is a wierd thing. Isabel
Richards, who would herself be con-
sidered very beautiful if there were
not such awful opposition in the COM
pany, is the fair Italian from Linn
erick, and, together with John Flood,
Fred Tyler and Grant Mitchell, lends
capable support to the star. The two
stage settings are attractive. There
will be no matinee performances. on,
Miss Russell will remain until Frida!
night
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14
ROOSEVELT AT EIGHTY-TWO

When benjamin Franklin was called
the "many- sided Franklin" he was ac-
corded title which distinguished him
from all other Americans of MS own
or subsequent times says the portland
Oregonian No other mon has arisen
with mowers and activities so varied
as to challenge the right of Franklin
to the distinction thus exclusively con-
ferred upon him. 1t is not unlikely
however that if President Roosevelt
should live to the age attained py
Franklin. a. he will win acknowledge
nent for as wide a range Of useful
ness as that noSsessed by Franklin.
Roosevelt is not a man made famous
nv one idea: his work is confined 70 no
narrow lines. With the possible ex-
oention of Roosevelt. no American mas
ca deenlv impressed the neople of all
classes as did Franklin. The father or
Arerican Diplomacy" not only rendered
Invaluable service TO his country, but
his teachings exerted a marked inf1u-
erce upon the lives nf the neople even
~ the smallest details of home affalrs.
We was leader no. only in AFFAIRS OF
ctate. hut also in the formation of rules
Of condrct by which men govern their
rrivate lives He was not only a
thinker and teacher, but a practical
worker.
Roosevelt is all these. Franklin re-
+i~ed from active work at The age of 80.
The estimate of mans life work can
not be made until that work has ended,
hut if Roosevelt should retain his vigor
TO a similar age. thirty-three years yet,
there can be little doubt that his work
will far surpass that of Franklin. not
only in Importance, but in its varied
character. To become great in one
field of effort. be it literature. states
man ship, philosophy, invention or war,
is the achievement of few men. To be
pre- eminently useful in many fields is
rare indeed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14
PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTES.


The following books will be ready
for circulation, Thursday, May Is at 1
p. M:
Adult Books.
Balfour-Life Of Robert Louis Stew
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Chambers. Robert wa King and
Few Dukes" a romance.
Chambers. Robert W.-"The Maids
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ChaniA-ers, Robert. W-'The Red
Republic:" romance of the Commune.
Eggleston. George Cary-"A Carroll
ma Cavalier
Ford Sewell-"Truegate of Moga-
dor" and other Cedarton Folks.
Fraser. Mrs. Hugh-"In the Shadow
of the Lord" romance Of the Wash
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Garland, Hamln-"Her Mountain
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Gaskell, Mrs.-"Cranford.'
Haggard. Rider-"Cleopatra.'
Hacgard, Rider-"King SolOmons
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Hone, Anthony-"Heart of Princess
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Hone. Anthony-"Tris+ram Of Blent.
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/ Observation-Disclosures in Everyday
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Hudson-"Law of Mental Medicine
! Larpenteur-"Forty Years Fur
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McCutcheon"Castle Craneycrow.'
McCutcheon-"Grau two cop
les.
Martin. Helen-"Tillie. a Mennonite
Maid" two copies.
, Marriman-"The SOwerS;" a Russian
story.
pn~e-"The Old Gentleman of the
Black Stock"
Page-"On Newfouni River"
i Payne-"When Love Speaks"
Peck-"Hester of the Grants" ro-
nance of Old Bennington.
Ouick-"Essays on Educational Re-
formers.
Rideont-"Beached Keels."
Ruhl-"A Break in Training and
other Athletic stories.
Sheldon-Notes on the Nicaragua
Canal" Ga giftD
Sienkiewicz-"Pan Michael" an his
torical romance of Poland.
Wesley John-"Heart of John Wes-
ley's Journal
, Adult Books From the Bindery.
Allen-"Choir Invisible"
Cable-"The Cavalier
Dumas-"Count of Monte Crlsto.
FlIis-"Par hara WinSlow. Rebel
Major-"When Knighthood was in
Flower" 1.-TWO copies).
Major-"Yolanda."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14
BATH HOUSE IS FR|GHTfUL
Seattle Spirit Just Discovers The
Gross immortality

SEATTLE, May 1.-THE assertion
has been made that Seattle has more
bathhouse immortality than almost any
city in the United States, it being gem
orally known that there are few bath
houses in Seattle to which a respect
able man may go without question as
to his motive.
Chief of Police Wappenstein said to-
day that the only sure way to stop
Turkish bathhouse" immortality in
Seattle, will be the making of law to
license lighthouses and put their reg
ulatlon entirely in the hands of the
police. The chief says that he has not
looked the matter up carefully enough
to know whether the council is en-
powered to pass such an ordinance
giving the police the right to say who
should or who should not have a bath
house license.
Il know it to be true" said the
chief, that there are not more than
two or three Turkish lighthouses in
Seattle where respectable man or
woman can go without running chanc-
es of being insulted Or talked about.
This department has frequently made
raids on the places but It Is a diff
cult matter to get evidence to war.
IN. -ant prosecutions. We know at the
Same time that vice exists. 1t takes
evidence to declare place disorderiy
and that evidence is almost impossible
to get. l believe, however, that the
lighthouses are run better now than
they were a year ago, but withal that
they are bad, very bad
The chief says that were a law to
be passed as suggested by him. that
the police would refuse to recommend
license to anyone who has conduct.
ed place concerning which there We're
grounds for suspicion. With that pow
er all would be compelled to observe
responsibility or get out of business.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of. directors Of school dis
trict No. 5, at the Office of the Walla
Walla Produce Company until We'd
nesday. May Is, at o'clock p. m. for
the erection and completion of a two
story addition to the U. H. Berney
school. -
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the office of W. H. Meyer, archi-
tect Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check in the sum of $3.50
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
By order of the board.
G. A. BECK, Clerk.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14
TRADING STAMP LICENSE.

The ordinance to be introduced at
the meeting of the city council
providing for the licensing of trading
stamp concerns and merchants handl-
ing trading stamps is one which should
receive the united support of the bust
ness men of the city who realize the
evils of the grating system.
If such concerns are permitted to
operate in a city, then the city should
receive part of the benefits. Every
other money making concern coming to
town is required to pay license. A
circus must pay heavily as it takes out
a goodly sum of money. The trading
stamp people will take out a goodly
sum, without giving value received.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the superior court of Walla Walla
County, State of Washington.
In the matter of the estate of Hattie
E. Poland. deceased
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors having claims against the estate
of Hattie E. Poland, to present the
same together with proper vouchers to
the undersigned. executor Of said es-
tate, within one year from the date of
the first publication of this notice.
HARRY E. POLAND,
Executor of the Estate of Hattie E. Po-
land, Deceased, Walla Walla, Wash
ington.
Published in the Evening Statesman
Date of first publication, May IA. 1907
date Of last publication, June II, 1907
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-14

Norris-"The Pit"
Oxenham, "Barbe of Grand Bayou
Riis, JacOb-"The Making of an
American"
Observation-Disclosures His Har-
ward Days.
Sinclair-"The Divine Fire"
Stockton-"Casting Away of Mrs
Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine.''
Sue-"Wandering Jew
Tracy-"Pillar of Light"
Twain-Innocents Abroad"
Wallace-"Ben Hur."
Waller-"Wooicarve Of Lympus."
Westcott-"David Harun."
Children's Books.
Alcott-"Eight Cousins"
Alcott-"My Boys"
Notwithstanding Wheel Stories"
Radlam-"Views of Africa
Bicknell-"How a Little Girl Went to
Africa" 1.-TWO copies.)
Burnett-"Little Lord Fauntleroy.'
two copies.
Champlin-"Young Folks Cyclopedia
of Games and Sports" (for reference
Deland, Ellen-"Katrina.''
Dodge-'Donald and Dorothy"
Du Chaillu-"Stories of the Gorilla
Country"
Eggleston-"Hoosier Schoolmaster."
Observation-Disclosures Proxy"