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Evening star., 1907-11-05
Employees Rob Express Company.

NEW YORK, November 5.-Six men
were arraigned In the police court yester-
day charged with robberies from the
Adams Express C-mpany. which. 1t is
alleged. will aggregate between $50 1000
and $4,000. The prisoners are Charles
Mccarthy and Max Pope. employees of the
company. and Jacob Levy. Wolf Levy,
James Zuckerman and Henry Moskowitz.
larceny. and the others with receiving
stolen property.
n Is charged that when Mccarthy or
Pope came into possession. In the course
persons outside Of New York city, they
pasted another address over the one on
the package. sending tho package to one
Of the other four. It Is said that parcels
worth 5000 addressed to the four were
found at the main depot Of the express
company yesterday. The prisoners we're
held In 5000 each for examination.
Evening star., 1907-11-05

NORFOLK. Va. November 5.-Insanely
jealous of other mems attentions to his
pretty western sweetheart. Joseph Deans.
ticket agent Of the Norfolk and Southern
railway. last night fatally shot Miss
Louel!a Johnson. cashier Of the Law
building pharmacy. in the parlor Of her
boarding house. and then turned the pis-
tol upon himself. inficting wounds which
win cause his death. The young lady
came here from her home. Woodstock.
Ohio. several months ago. and was very
popular among q large circle Of friends
she quickly gathered about her. Deans
was one of her most ardent admirers, and
she was apparently deeply interested in
him.
Evening star., 1907-11-05
Annual Meeting to BE Held.

ArrAaGements have been made for the
annual business meeting Of the Fifth Bap-
tiss Church. to be held Thursday next at
Y:lE pNm. Oh1eess for the ensuing year
NE bs esec ected and delegates appointed
Evening star., 1907-11-05

to the Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches for the District OF Columbia.
which meets November 1S. 1907, at Cai.
vary Church. The business meeting Win
be foiieyed by q banquet. when the ro-
ports OF all standing committees and the
aux!iiasy societies OF the church WIN be
Evening star., 1907-11-05

The oyster vii; not flourish in wa ter
which contains iess than 81 parts of salt
to every thousand.
Evening star., 1907-11-05

motoring.
Evening star., 1907-11-05
Postum
Food
Coffee

The delight comes from a re-
building of new nerve cells by
the food elements in the roasted
wheat used in making Postum,
and the relief from the effects OF
caffeine-the natural drug in cot
fee.
Any one can son- fo"1 .he de
light, and
,.-a -. st-
WThorosc q Dooco~D
Evening star., 1907-11-05
A Delightful
Experience

awaits the person who discovers
that a long train of coffee aiis I
be thrown off by using
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21

and In less than q minute one Of
the greyhounds ranged up AMI
passed him with a savage snap thst
brought him to; and before he
could recover, the whole pack rush
ed at him. Weakened as he was he
could make no effective fight
against so many foes, and indeed
had a chance for but one or two
rapid snaps before he was thrown
down and completely covered ~
the bodies of his enemies.
Yet, with one of these snaps he
did damage, as shrill yell told,
and in a seconda n over-rash track
hound came QUE of the struggle
with a deep gashacros his
shoulder. The worrying, growing
and snarling were terrific, but in a
minute the heaving mass grew mo-
tionless and the dogs drew of.
save one or two that still continued
to worry the dead wolf as 1t lay
stark and stiff with glazed eyes and
ruffled fur. E
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21

Jack Kearns and Louie Long may
fight July at Vancouver, B. c. The
Canucks are anxious for Louie to
box. 1t will be murder to run
Kearns up against him but Kearns
don't think so. In Vancouver Long
got draw with Herrera. The Ca
nadians like him and insist that he
box for them this coming 4th. Eff
forts were made first to get Bert
Clarke, of Seattle, as Longs oppo-
pent Next Scaler was tried, but
the latter went to Fernie, B. c.,
where he is matched with local
kid. Kearns is more than anxious
for a chance at Long. who he be-
lieves to be "in.' If Long is in
then there are of them.
F.. Lewis Clark's yacht Spokane
II. has been picked as l of the
Yankees racing boats to be sent to
Europe. They compete for the
Kaiser and Alfonso cups in Ger,
many and Spain.
Jack Tierney, a las pound fight.
err from Chicago, reached the city
last night. He has come to a bad
town for his business.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21
HOW sQUIREs TRAINS

SAN RAFAEL. Cal, June 21.-
Squires is most peculiar fellow in
his training stunts. He has a
ground exercise that is not prac-
ticed by any other fighter In Amer
lea. 1t Is more Hike a wrestler's ex-
ercise than a lighters. Every day
at his training camp, for 10 min
utes. with only his hands and the
tips of his toes on the ground he
goes through this novel exercise.
He claims it brings into play every
muscle OF the body. Another pc
culiar training stunt of his is to lay
out In the boiling sun at los In the
shade with a solution of sea salt
over his body. He calls these sun
baths, and would sooner resort to
these baths than ocean bathing. He
says they are more beneficial to
. prizefghter.
Here Is an ordinary days work
at the Squires training camp: He
runs IL miles and returns not even
breathing hard, then for half an
hour punches the bag. skips rope
for half an hour, does shadow box.
ing for Is minutes. punches mat
tress for 10 minutes, goes 4 fast
rounds with his sparring partners,
goes through ground exercise for 10
minutes and winds up the day with
shower bath and a rub down.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21
Special Correspondent to The Press.

Special Correspondent to The Press.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 21.-A wo-
man Is one of the most skillful
members of the Chicago Archers'
club. Her name Is Mrs. e. B. Wes-
ton. At a recent shoot held by the
club, she did some of the best work.
The annual meeting of the Ma
tional Archery association of the
United States will be held in Chi
cago during the third week in Au-
gust. Mrs. Weston will be among
the entries and her friends predict
she will make the others hustle for
honors.
Frank c. Ravens, Of Oakland.
Cal, an pld-time archer, who yet
holds some archery records, has
contributed $500 for the purchase
of trophies to be awarded to
the gentleman making the largest
score at the American round, and
l to the lady making the biggest
score at the Columbian round.
Archery Is a fascinating sport,
and has many devotees, including
both men and women.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21
.LUMBERJACkS
GETTING THEIRS
INDIANS GRAB ANOTHER IN
FLASHllGHT FINISH, MAKING
z NOTCHES IN RECORD OF
LEAGUE LEADERS.

It was q gratifying surprise to
see Spokane beat Aberdeen again
yesterday by score of 3 to g.. the
second win for the Indians against
the naughty leaders. The wise
ones doubted If they would get
more than / out of this series. Ter
.ry McKune came in with the win
ming run on bad throw to second
In the last of the ninth with down.
Jensen and Tonneson were OPP
posing pitchers. The Mormon struck
out 4 and passed 1. Tonneson
struk out 9 and passed S. Jensen
held the Lumberjacks down to 5
hits, a 3-bagger by Anderson. Ton
neson allowed hits, good for
sacks by Carney and 1 good for 2
sacks by Captain Swindells.
Higginbotham will pitch for Aber-
deem today. He has won II out of
IL games pitched 1t ought to be
"37" for him because it will be
his 18th game.
1t is "Tamp' Osborn's turn to
pitch today and he is wounded"
But he is game to get In with a
finger that should be done up in
swaddling clothes.
At Tacoma yesterday Vancouver
lost the game, l to 4.
At Butte, Seattle met defeat, 6
70 8.
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The big dogs also were uncoupled
and allowed to go in with the
hounds. Their power of scent was
very poor, but they were sure to
be gAided right by the baying of
the hounds, and their presence
would give confidence to the latter.
There was moments pause
Then a clamorous baying from the
thicket in which both the horseman
and dogs had disappeared showed
that the hounds had struck the trail
Of their quarry and were running
on hot scent. The hounds ran
zigzag through the brush, as we
could tell by their baying, and once
some yelping and great row
showed that they had come rather
closer than they had expected upon
at least one of the wolves.
In another minute, however, the
latter found it too hot for them and
bolted from the thicket. My first
notice of this was seeing the cow
boy, who was standing by the side
of his horse, suddenly throw up his
rifle and fire, while the greyhounds,
who had been springing high up in
the air, half maddened by the
! clamor in the thicket below, for a
moment dashed off the wrong way,
confused by the report Of the gun.
rode for all I was worth to
where the cowboy stood, and in
stantly caught a glimpse of two
wolves, grizzled-gray and brown,
which, having been turned by his
shot, had started straight over the
hill across the plain toward the
mountains three miles away. AS
soon as saw them l saw also that
the rearmost of the couple had been
hit somewhere In the body and was
tagging behind. the blood running
from its flanks, while the two grey
hounds were racing after it; and at
the same moment the track-hounds
and the big dogs burst out Of the
thicket, yelling savagely as they
struck the bloody trail.
The wolf was hard hit. and stag
gered. as he ran. He did not have a
hundred yards start of the dogs,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21
NOTICE

To the Stockholders of the Elec.
trical Alarm Co. Of Spokane,
Wash;
The trustees of the Electrical
Alarm Co., of Spokane, Wash. hav-
ing voted to submit to the vote of
the stockholders Of said company
the increase Of the par value of the
capital stock of said company from
10 cents to $1.00 per share, you are
publicly notified to appear in per.
son or by proxy at a stockholders,
meeting of said company to be held
at the company office at So. Ill
Monroe St, Spokane, Wash, on Sa-
turday, the 9Th day of July, 1907,
between the hours of 10 and ~
O'Clock a. m, Of said day, to vote
on said proposed increase of valua-
tion of said stock.
EDWARD b. SIMMONS, g
]. B. MOODY,
C. II. BRADEN,
Trustees.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21
UNFAlTHFul WIFE
CAUSE OF MURDER

PORTLAND, June 21.--C. H
Reynolds, former government
scout, is in Jail on a murder charge
and George Herbert. of Walla
Walla. Is dead as the result Of O
shooting over Mrs. Reynolds yes
terday. Herbert was calling on the
woman at Reynolds home when
her husband appeared and opened
fire. Reynolds says Herbert broke
up his family. ...
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PicNics At LIBERTY LAKE

Beautiful Liberty Lake in now
reached by 10 electric trains daily
Finest bathing, boating and fishing
and delightful cool shady picnic
groves. Trains leave Spokane Ter.
minal at 6. s, 10, II a. m, 1:10, 3,
4:25, 5. 6 p. m, and Z p. m. Satur.
day and Sunday.
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don.
. Reproduced in this newspaper un-
der special arrangements with G. P.
Putnam's Sons.
The true way to kill wolves is to
hunt them with greyhounds on the
great plains. Nothing more excit-
ing than this sport can possibly be
imagined. 1t is not always neces-
Esary that the greyhounds should be
of absolutely pure blood. Prize win
ming dogs of high pedigree often
prove useless for the purpose. If
by careful choice, however, a ranch
man can get together a pack COM
posed both of the smooth haired
greyhound and the rough haired
Scotch deerhound, he can have ex-
cellent sport.
Once had the good fortune to
witness very exciting hunt of this
character among the foothills Of
the northern Rockies. was stay
ing at the house Of friendly cow
man, whom | will call Judge Yancy
Stump. Judge Yancy Stump was a
democrat who, as he phrased it,
had fought for his democracy; that
Is, he had been in the confederate
army. He was at daggers drawn
with his nearest neighbor, a cross
grained mountain farmer, who may
be known as Old Man Prindle. Old
Man Prindle had been in the Union
army and his republicanism was
Of the bla ckest and most uncompro-
missing type.
There was one point, however, on
which the two came together. They
were exceedingly found OF hunting
with hounds. The Judge had three
or four track-hounds. and four of
what he called swift-hounds, the
latter including one pure-bred she
greyhound of wonderful speed and
temper.
Old Man Prindles contribution to
the pack consisted of two immense
brindled mongrels of great strength
and ferocious temper
AS was very anxious to see a
wolf-hunt the judge volunteered to
get one up, and asked Old Man
Prindle to assist, for the sake of
his two big lighting dogs; though
the very names of the latter, Gen
eral Grant and Old Abe, were gall
and NORWOOD to the unrecon-
structed soul OF the judge.
Luck favored us. Two wolves had
killed calf and dragged 1t into a
long patch of dense brush, where
there was little spring, the whole
furnishing admirable cover for any
| wild beast Early In the morning
we started on horseback for this
BIT of cover, which was some three
miles off. The party consisted of
the Judge. Old Man Prindle, a cow
boy. myself and the dogs. The
judge and l carried our rifles and
the cowboy his revolver, but Old
Man Prindle had nothing but a
heavy whip.
At last we reached somewhat
deeper valley inv hich the wolves
were harbored.
The valley was a couple of hun
dred yards broad and three or four
times as long, filed with a growth
OF ash and dwarf elm and cedar,
thorny underbrush choking the
spaces between. Posting the cow
boy, to whom he gave his rifle, with
two greyhounds on one side of the
upper end, and Old Man Prindle
with two others on the opposite
side, while was left at the lower
end to guard against the POSSIBLE
ity of the wolves breaking back. the
judge himself rode into the thicket
near me and loosened the track
hounds to let them find the wolves
trail
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21

In the twilight game at Natator-
ium park last night the Union Iron
Works defeated the Bradley En-
gineers Is to 0. =
The Cubs play the Varney Mfg.
Co. tonight.
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BRAND NEW INDIAN

Johnny Bender, the new utility
man and change catcher for the In
dams. arrived today and will play
this afternoon against Aberdeen. II
Swindell's arm is no better than II
has been, Bender will catch.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21

WANTED-BOYS TO SELL THE
PRESS on the street; good cory
ners provided. Hustlers can make
good money. See Marshall at Press
office.
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PRESIDENT DENIES PARDON

OYSTER BAY. June 21.--Roose-
welt has denied pardon to Everett
b. Thomas. of the southern district
of California. <
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= AMERICAN LEAGUE,

New York 6, st. Louis 81 Wash
ington 2. Cleveland 4; Philadelphia
4, Detroit O; Boston o, Chicago 2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago 4, Boston O; Cincinnati
9. New York 5; Pittsburg 4, Phila-
delphia 3.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21
BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

/ Extracts from "The Wilderness
Hunter" copyrighted 1893 by G. P.
Putnam's Sons, New York and Lon
don.
. Reproduced in this newspaper un-
der special arrangements with G. P.
Putnam'S Sons.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

Positively highest prices paid for
cast of clothing. N223 Stevens. n
171S.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-21
COAST LEAGUE.

Portland 3, Oakland 2; San Fran.
cisco 2, Los Angeles /.
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HELP wANTED--MALs.
LAWYERS

Mcwilliams and Mcwilliams. 512-13
Peyton block.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21
LOCALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Leaton
were visitors from Nelson
Saturday.
DR.. J. r. Brown represent.
ed Malta Bend in. our city
Saturday.
John Tracy and daughter,
of st. Louis, are visiting Mr..
Tracy's father northwest OF
town.
E. A. Hogan and family
moved last week from Sails
burytoSouth Lafayette avenue
in this city.
Mrs. Curtis Martin, of Sc.
dalia, 10. the guest OF Mrs
Belle Payne and daughter,
Miss Nora.
The salary OF the Marshall
postmaster will be raised
from $1,000 to $24OO per annum
after July lst.
roo PER cENTuM: that's III o.
anything. Well. La Crosse Lumber
ce's Ready Mixed house paint Il
1905 pure: lt's Ill pure.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cross
of Gillian, spent several days
this week with their daughter
at the Vendome hotel.
Miss Edith Hartsook, oil
southeast of town, left Mon
day for Bardolf, Ill, To spend
the summer withsrelatives.
B. K. Eill, OF Kansas City,
returned home Saturday af.
ter = weeks visit to bis broth.
or, ". A. Hill, At Herndon.
For Sals-Fine s room
residence, modern and well
built 10 Gne location la Mar,
shall, el0 foot trent. Ad.
dress Marshall Republican.
&npQe6 ssIos1npvls ~ npe
-
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21

spread-at their own expense
in turgid type, on the front
page, top of colamn.
About the selfsame day the
farmer, knowing the heat and
burden of the season so near
at hand, calleth about him his
man servants and his maid
servants and telleth them 10
prepare for a bigger job of
harvesting than they have
ever tackled before, while he
goeth in his automobile at
dawn seeking TO lease the
highway for u stack yard aud
the court house AZ an addi-
tional granary. And his lat
ter end shall be worse than
the first, when he pnashetb at
the railroads that their sid
ipgs are too short for the
cars he needs, and the worlds
grain prices get baggy at the
knees because Kansas has
again. as Is her habit, raised
the biggest crop ever.
And il was ever thus"
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21
Our correspondence ser,

OuT correspondence SeFV-
ice is somewhat crippled by
the fact that SO many of our
writer's are very busy just
now. We hope though that
those VINO can do so will make
a special effort TO send items
during this busy time.
Fishing in Salt Fork has
become quite popular these
hot days. f.. M. Stone re-
ports having caught one
snake (singular) and his COM
panion Jake Philpott 3 little
fishes. 2 crowdads and 1 tur-
tie last Thursday.
Chas. Warner, of near Mt.
Olive sold his farm last week
to VIM. Buck, of the same
neighborhood, with possess
ion at once. Mrs. Warner
has been in poor health and
80 Mr.. Warner decided IL best
TO move to town and we hope
he will select Marshall,
X. b. Taylor, S. w. Camp.
bell, of Kansas City, J. X.
A. Wade, s. o. G..
Hopkins, and others went to
Texas points Tuesday morn
ing to look ut the country.
Amorilla. Canyon City aud
Hereford seemed to be the
principal points of destina-
ton.
Headache and constipation dissp.
pear when Rings Little Liver pills
are used. They keep the system clean
the stomach sweet. Taken occasion.
ally they keep you we'll. They are
Tor the entire family. Sold by p. II.
Frnnklin's
A. G. Young, Of Lodi, C.l.,
is visiting his father, John
Young, on Highland. Mr..
Young says that the report OF
his injury in a railroad wreck
recently was exaggerated and
that he received only a few
scratches. He will make his
home il future in Southern
Texas.
Owing TO the wrecks on the
Missouri Pacific Ry. last Fri
day a crowd of Marshall pic.
nicers at Wilton Springs were
X ,pt out till 3 a. IN. Saturday.
lOf course the young men
wouldn't have minded IL very
much II the heartless parents
hadn't sent rigs down in the
evening for their daughters
TO come home in.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21
In Spite of "Crop Killers"

Who did the hickory-dick-
ory-dock act in Kansas one
day last month, the wheat
there promises well, and un-
less something now ubfore-
seen happens the crop will
be big-say from 60 to IS mil
lion bushels. However, the
"killers" pushed the market
up aud thereby made a lot
of money in SIMS Of from S25,
900 to $500, 900. Such IL the
influence OF ''Kansas straw"
in the breadstutfs markets Of
the world.
OF these grain brokers', per-
haps the comments OF f. ID.
coburn, the Secretary OF the
Kansas State Board OF Agri-
culture, may be interesting TO
our readers.
"Softly caressing his
dubious abdomen, lined with
fat capon and irrigated with
Mumm's extra wet, he fareth
forth to Kansas on his trusty
Pullman, and at eyentide des-
olation and threatened famine
stalk where morning saw the
smiling plain basking all un.
suspicious in the sunshine of
prosperity promise and peace,
the countryside from Alma tc
Wamego has been laid waste
by such bug or bosom as the
killer deemed most suitable
TO bis season and the morning
and the evening papers tell
of the wreck it hath wrought,
On the morning Of the sec
ond day his pals, disguised
AS bulls with fierce horns,
rush into the pits where are
bears, and by loud bellowings
and fierce demeanor become
possessed of the large por.
tious of juicy meat upon which
the bears fain would feed,
even TO fatness the winter
through.
!, In good time the killer
putteth out to sea; not ia /
cattle steamer, but in q stump
tnous yacht, wherein he con
tinuously maketh merry, will
music And maidens, ana
chortles a. the newspaper
chumps who wasted their sub
stance IL spreading his poison
exactly ~ be would have 4
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21

Mrs. Herbert Martin and
daughter, Ethel, went TO
Glasgow Monday on an ex.
tended visit TO Mrs. Martins
mother, Mrs. I. W. Henshaw.
W. X. Brown & Co. last
Friday sold W. V. Rogers
residence on South English to
Roy Burgard, the barber, for
|SllW. Mr.. Burgard already
has possession.
W. II. Montgomery was in
from Gretchen Saturday. He
says he lost his check book
here that day and will appre-
ciate 1t IL the finder will leave
it at Wood q Huston's bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Wilson.
|of Eastwood, are the proud
parents of a ten-pound boy,
who arrived Sunday. j. II.
Thomas Is feeling good over
the fact that he has a new
grandson.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion,
Never fails. Sold by Thos. H.
Fisher, Druggist. If
Rev. p. W. Weaver. assist.
ed by Rev. j. H. Randall, OF
Odessa, held a special ser.
vice at the Cow Creek color.
ed Baptist church Sunday al
which time they baptised
nine persons.
Ralph Irvine sold his resi-.
dence on West Jackson this
week to Mrs. Myrtle A. Will.
liams, Of Hiawatha, Kansas,
who will occupy it shortly.
Fisher q Gaunt negotiated
the deal.
Misses Josephine and An.
t~oinette King left this week
for a trip to Europe. They
expect to return to Marshall
in September after visiting
many points OF interest in
Europe and the United States,
Miss Mary Utz. OF nea,
Miami, was the guest Satur.
day Of her aunt, Mrs. Agnes
Utz, on Capitol Hill. Miss
Utz has just returned from
Lexington, where she attend
led the Baptist ladies' college,
Dr. r. n. Nuckles went /
Monroe county Friday b
seemed afraid his wife would
mot vsturp. He returned
With her Mondsy ~ "a a
doHbt opnvinced her
thsss's "a plaes NJ
Il
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21

lspttstssn Il ,ths siresrsst naltsry;
an ether resNnGs ere made q Iest
HE AuoERoto. " ysu want III
$50, - Nubsrei6.
= cssees Lsmbss e.