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La Junta tribune., 1907-04-20
NEW c,Iy DADS ORGANIZE.
Retiring Officials Ciose Up 8usinsss
ofyesr and New Ones induet-
ed into Office.

There were two city councils IN
session at the city hall last Monday
night-the old and the new. The
old timers met for the purpose of
closing up unfinished business, and
after short session the new city
officials we're sworn into office, eff
fected an organization and proceed
ed to get busy.
The first thing considered by the
retiring city officials was the re-
ports of the various city officers for
the past year, which in part were as
follows:
C. w. Wonderly, chief of the fire
department, reported that during the
year ending April l, 1907, the fire de-
partment had answered twenty
three calls and laid 1900 feet Of
hose; damage by fire. S5,394: insur-
ance on buildings and contents.
S1,450. This includes the Norman
disaster at the corner of Santa Fe
avenue and West First street. which
amounted to s.. 1856. on which there
was no insurance. This leaves the
slight loss for the year of s139. Dur
ing the year the city has purchased
one horse. 1000 feet of new hose
and equipped all fire plugs with An
derson couplings. Amount of hose
on hand: New hose. 900 feet. hose
in fair condition, 1000 feet; old hose.
500 feet; one hose wagon. three
horses. two hand reels. two hand
chemical fire extinguishers.
The report of c. d. Steward. city
clerk and water commissioner, for
the period commencing February lst
and ending April 18th, was as fol-
lows: Total collections. S3,0TS.9O
number of hydrants in use. s3l;
total monthly revenue, s1,43l so;
waite. rent due, SS55.75.
The report of H. H. Clark. police
magistrate, was published in our
last issue.
The report of j. w. Fisher. city
treasurer, for the period commenc-
ing May II. 1906, and ending April
l5, 1907, is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-20

r,a-oa ~ the erection or negligent maintsn-
nncs' OF said POLES
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF pJEgo ts-
CITY OF La JuNTA '
/. C. u. S'rxari. city CLERK Of the city oi La
Juu;a. oteto eoonty- Colorado. DO hereby GER.
fiiy that the above aud foregoing il true
eopy Of a proposed ordinance pr.-s'fitci and
pa-.s~i tt- hrst reading bf the city council of
tiir city of La Junta al regular meeting of
.1id board, held on the i-t aay OF April 4. d..
ilUi that due aud l--ai proof tatt notice az
th- iutention 10 apt'iy for the rid ra--aze OF
sid ordluance at sa.t rezulnr Insstiax bsi-
iscu I,s4hlistah in the Daily ilHnocra,. u
daiiy nsNsrsper pubiisb.d ia said city. for
O Iitfiod OF three, w-'-k- Immediately pTior 10
tnr lutrotiicfion Thereof provided by Sec
tl1u Two of Chapter I-s ot the Colorado s-.s-
,ioa l-aHS nf is5. wa. r!rJ iis my oDic, prior
to aid first read.Iss that at said regular
plr~;i.lg of said city coancil held said l.,
day uf April \. D.. n.)i. said city council! after
having passed laid proposed ordiuap-e oa it,
nrsi reading pfi's'td he. tlp- published ia
the IL Jusrk -AHst. t.l.E ior = .erloi Of aot lee.
ihan tso week, n provided o., s-etion Three.
Charter IL oi the Colorado Session Laws of
ls.G.
i-G,Ll G. u STEWARD. City CLERK.
Pir-; publication. April d. i'sI5.
I.t.t publication. May I. lisJs.
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-20
SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1907.

JCHrA Is 4 CITY DF SIX
tL1n,and populst!ou and eonntS
seat ot OterD county, the greatest
asrie.lit,rai soe,',. IN the Artan'
~ toF.- i.9ii l"cais'l y i'hin IT. ;-iut..
oarI.-s IA Junta 4. io.rnt-d st the Junction Of
three. divisions Ot the Atch'-'l1. Topeka and
santa F- al gnilr- west o' hun-a~ titJ.
Isl miles southeast Of Denver. -iNty-ihrs"
niI... ..a.I of Pueblo, and eighty one miles
north and east Of Trinidad Ia lirI the santa
tion v ork consisting of uischin. shops. store
hpa>s-. rpuuhiou>e. etc, III" raiIrondcom-
itany employ so nrn md pay- out monthly
ut tii- place D,-r ssyDtDp for labor. Tho ssink
was erected IN isssR' cnst OF sls1Hup. La
Jnn,a has Just rebuiit and ert-nd.sl IT. water
:, stem at AN expense oil s.Jp' ~ y p"heu
by the city and commenced "i'rrai. .t.n- from -
new -oure. OF supply IA februlr}. l.rI. J. he
altitude 1, tDIs fs-t. aud the c4Iinats taken
the year round. l. unsurpassed Aln'ort eoi'.
slant -uD IN me rharsctcriks- the wtnfrr- ni'i
a wholly cloudy day II rari ity. La JnEta has
all the metropolitan convenience needed by =
city of q. go population. Including many mile.
Of brick sidewalk, I-'fieet :, strm oi ,ahi I'M
suppli-s all day aud aii.nisht service. an ar
tifcisf ic., plant of -.r~h tons daily cspaeitJ'
modern cold .torag- plant With capacity
tn rec rr al delivery routes city letter car
rier office for local delivery. hrs Impairment,
telephone system with lob subscrtir'r- aud
long dt.sancr connection with auy part of the
state: n school system eScsll.d by no city ~
tn. state. employing twenty seven t-hch-f>
in tW-uty-tWo room-. 18th a new SsnD hlsh
school com plcted ia 1877. ten churchc- siNtr-n
secret aud frat.ruai orders, two banks. 5000
capital and s.J0.Dn dsto,it-. one datiy ana
two weekly nrwspsrs-r.. opera hnu>- U' 80
seating cnpsci'S hric. pisnt @, i,1 nn., ~.
brick; -four mill Of 20 barrri- daily capacity:
cement block plant. ln fuct, La lnnta l. Que
Of the be-; towns OF IL size Ia Colorado"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

there arrived at Montevideo board the steamer
Columbia certain Constante Carvalho. repre-
sentative of an anarchist syndicate, who had been
deported by the Argentine authorities. The Urc-
guayan police. who had been informed went on
board the steamer to prevent his landing They
did not succeed for influential friends Of the
anarchist, among them a deputy in the Chamber
obtained for him permission to land for rev
hours, after which Carvalho eembarked on the
same steamer. This incident caused a deep COM
motion in the workingmen's societies OF Monte
video. who made violent protests in their news
At this moment, when Brazil complains OF an 10
correct estimate of her population at the Hague
conference IT may be interesting to glance at the
laws which regulate naturalization in the new
South American republic Everybody born In
Brazil of Brazilian foreign parents is Brazil
ian So the children of Brazilian citizens born
in foreign countries and the illegitimate children
IF Brazilian born in foreign countries. pro-
vided they establish their residence in Brazil
Foreign citizens owning real estate in Brazil. or
married to Brazilian and having had chill
dren in Brazil are Brazilians. Any foreigner or
age who has resided in Brazil for more than two
years and enjoys good reputation may be a
naturalized Brazilian citizen ANY person who has
heen naturaiized can be appointed or eiecteo 20
anv pubiic Office except that OF President ana
Vice President of the republic To be elected
Deputy the candidate must have enjoyed four
wears OF naturalization, and TO be elected senator
SIX years required
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
INTER MET. HAS CHANGED ATTITUDE
VIII Probably Turn Over Its Books to Public
Service Commission.

The Interborough- Metropolitan officials have
changed their attitude toward the Public Ser
vice Commission and the orders il has issued
or is likely TO issue. according 10 a man asso-
ciated with the former. He believes that the
testimony brought out IN the hearings last week
Is responsible for this change The merger
would fnd II extremely inconvenient now 10
have a legal fight with the Public Service Com
mission" he said. "and believe that its coun-
sci will inform Chairman Wilcox before Thurs
day that il will obey the order directing II TO
turn over its books TO the expert accountant
for his examination"
From The same source comes the statement
that officials OF the corporation had al first de-
cided 10 disobey the order Of the commission
and 70 fight it out in the courts on the ground
that the commission had Jurisdiction over a
holding company. but after the hearing on
Thursday and after the effect OF the testimony
Of D. c. Moreland secretary Of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company, had been considered
counsel reversed its advice and decided that II
would be well 20 obey the order
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
Surrogates' Notices.

E1scutrfx~
kBl59ee 1,ss96.ys . 5g9 RogE Es:eu,-,,
Borough CT Manhattan.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON PRANK
L Fitzgerald. e Surrogate Of the County OF New
foIk n0yG9 he5e1y siCsp d 10 f persons % haVihs ing
County OF Ne* YORK deceased TO PEesen, ne same.
q ransacting bust1ess at the oce Of their attorneys
Msss.s B6e ESseTs & stern re & No 40 Wall all
before the 2oth day OF DeceTnber nett
ELIzS9ETH Lizlsq J pINA FIFTH AVENUE TRUST
RusHMoRE. BIsBEE: Ro5dERs & STERN Attorney.
N Tork &c CITY van street Borough OF
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
i 7. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF New
i Da2 fsRT b 70 late s q hs cany
York deceased & to a. the ,sJ SANE . wh h yqeGh
sGt soas Business as the once Of Rose
York. on Or before the Isl day Of March next
SOPHIE Nc he 2R o6 6ASiAN HbHRT Wy
DAZIAN Executors - ,, 800 ~,
f'OST Way. = New York City
TT7RIMBLE. ISABELLA PENToN-In pursuance of
rat. az the County Of New york notice Hereby given
70 all person haSing Sieins against Isaosa Pe1tGn IN
present. the same with vouchers thereof the
ss.ssg ssI.ssJ s.rsse s d City
f Nf E25 4sF 81 59 ei q Of SP5 goRk
BooTHRY BALDWIN.
81 Nassau Street. New YORK. City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK 7.
L Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County Of York.
notice is hereby given TO all having claims
against F2twin Jenoine late Of tho County Of New
10 the sbscbers their place Of transact!ng business
the office OF Messrs. Harrison. Seasongood & Ed
pards No 4s Cedar Street Borough OF Manhattan. IN
.he city OF New York. or before the first day of
February
Sated New York, the 18th day of July 1907
WILLIAM T BINGHAM. HENRY W. WILLIAMS.
VOLKENBURGH, Executors
" asPRTsCN sEASONGOOD & EDWARDS. ATTORNEYS for
Exec1tors IS Cedar Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of New York
DUpIlEY JENNA Mn pursuance of an order OF
/ Hon. Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County
~ ye Yor given all persons having
against ~. Dudley late of the county OF
Rev York deceased 70 present the same. with voucher.
tbsTeof 20 the subscriber his place OF transactnt
tnsiness No Wall Street. the City OF New foik-
On or before 12th day OF october next
Dated York. 27th Of March 1907.
JOHN w. sTERLING Executor
eBEARMAN & STERLING. Attorneys FOR Executor. -
Wall Street. New York City
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK r
/ FITZGERALD a Surrogate of the County OF rev
York notice hereby all persons having Chains
against p, late Of the County OF Ne"
the with vouchers
OF 10 subscriber, at his place OF transaeIns
mesa No z West S3d street in the City OF New York.
on or before the 14th day of October next
Dated New York. the list day OF APRIL 1907 - -,
RENsF,S q PARSONS, Attorneys for Executor. 90 Wall
e' ~ WILLIAM E BENJAMIN. Executor
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
City Hotels.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. VIII
A private hath. 81 daily: weekly, including meals
fl2 30, meals 81 day; transients accommodated ALA
BAMA HOTEL Is Z 11th st. bet B'wny, 5th
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

pbuadalnbia sent s-CATTLE-Receipts for the Week.
haf catfIs III head sheep and lambs 7O7S head hogs
445 head calves 475 head Beef cattle merket
cor,nn s;ocE a and easy: average best SO 5Gg
So 82s choice So 25Gs6 a71 good s6gse Ia m medium @
e SzSs *. couu,on 81 1885; bulls oFSa %; sooo
cows rated steady: thin Bologna stock du aat sSss
caIves Arm; srasser stock weak exceptional
srinps IS 30: good choice 81 oos5 medium go So9
" s47sG SHEEP AND LAMBS steady; shesp
stSers extra s5 75s6: choice So 5as5 %; good 81 S
S2fS2 80. ewes. neaNv
- % s095s5 lambs extra ssqss 121a go9d TO en9,ee
s. bos9 Is: medium SIgsI 20 common sogSe ai,Ic
I'd tf dressed steady; steers. slsploc; cows
&c val calves 1o4l1c; extra calves. 122c; gassers
oIs westerns eGec; country dressed caves sgl.s
ahsan nib11oc; extra wethers lio larnps AV1-c' fA
iarnbs lSc; hoSs $40
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
laTIN-aMERIcAN TOPICS.

A strange runnor concerning the United States
navy was circulated recently in Peru and was re-
peste6 in several South American papers. 1t was
10 the effect that the Washington government had
offered TO buy the cruisers Alnirante Grau and
Colonel Bolognes which have just been con-
structe6 in Europe for the Peruvian government
These cruisers were expected arrive at Calao
at The end Of July or the beginning OF August
On the beach near Montevideo has been caught
what tie papers there call a monster. half OF IL
like ''foca" and the other half ike a 'lobo. or
IN translation from the Spanish. fur bearing sea-
snc ordinary seal II appears that there are TWO
Kinds OF seals in the South American or Antarctic
seas. The capture was considered OF some inter-
est 20 science. The marine monster. which was
stranded the beach sand. fed With fishes
and transferred 10 Montevideo where IT was placed
II the Geological Garden.
erai Of the Argentine Republic in London writes
10 The South American Journal" about monu-
merit IN the city OF Buenos Ayres information
which may interest American scuiptors who would
IKE 10 compete Competition is invited from all
hculpiors and architects .n the world. and trans
latoa copies Of IN, rules Of competition for the
e'echon OF monument TO the independence OF
argentina, 70 be unveiled the occasion OF the
esilenary in 1910 VIII be mailed on request by the
argentine Consul General in London. That officer
=. orcer TO help the artists viii send photographs
~ ~ Ese Plaza &c Mayo, where She monument is 10
erected, and also a historical resume OF the
revolution Of 1910
me republic Of Uruguay does not seem to sym
hl~4~ tAA M M
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

ne republic Of Uruguay does not seem to sym
%ass With anarchists. ~ The end OF july Last
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
Ldu School.
School AgenCu.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers Tutors. overnssSes.
70 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs. NJ. YOCSG-FIILTON- % Union Square
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
DO TWO SCARED
BABES HOLD
SECRET?

DOVER. Del, April S.--Clews as
to the disappearance of little 4
year old Horace Marvin, who dis
appeared in broad daylight March 4
from the farm of his father, DR..
Marvin, Z miles from here, fly
around thick and fast, but, nothing
tangible develops.
The 2 children who were with
Horace minutes before he dis
appeared are his brother John. aged
&. and his cousin Rose. only a year
or older. They have been close
y examined and cross examined,
but both maintain that they saw
nothing suspicious and that the lit
tie fellow was sitting in the straw
NOW when they saw him last.
However, some people are sug-
costing that the children might
have gone out on the swamp, and
that little Horace was lost in a bog.
The companions. frightened and
believing themselves guilty of ter
rible and unforgivable neglect as
custCdians of the child, might have
concealed what they knew and
stated simply that they last saw
him on the NOW.
Children are naturally secretive
in many things. and stubborn. and
these children may have kept their
grewsome and heartbreaking Sc
cret even this long.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
CITY LEAGUE OPENS

The City league baseball season
opened quietly yesterday at Nata-
forum park. The Fairbanks Morse
team defeated the Varney Manu-
featuring Z TO 6, but it took 10 in
nings to do it. The Bradley En-
gineerine won the second game by
a score of II to 0 over the Union
Iron Works. The day was cold and
disagrecable and the attendance
small.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
STORk BUSTS COMPANY

BOSTON. April S.--The Ameri-
can Birth Insurance society is bust
ed. The stork has put 1t out of bust
ness. Two years ago the project
was launched on scheme to pay
$50 to 5000 for each birth in a
policy holders family, The idea
was to afford an easy payment plan
for family increase expenses. Now
the society needs a receiver to wind
II zip,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
BY MARTIN A. KNAPP,
Chairman Interstate Commerce
Commission.
EFFECT ON SPECULATION
IN RAILWAY SECURITIES

I (Six of these remarkable state
sments by Chairman Knapp will APP
pear in The Press. this being the
first of the series.)
In addition to uniformity and
equality of charges which would re-
suit from government ownership,
the advocates of that policy claim
other advantages which deserve
consideration. One is the security
of capital which would be invested
in the obligations issued to pur-
chase the roads. There is some
thing to be said in favor of ma
tional debt when the creditors are
citizens of the debtor state and the
holders of its promise to pay AS
the basis of currency issues, as an
investment for savings banks, trust
companies, estate and the large
class of persons who are not fitted
for active employment, there is APP
parently nothing better than gov
eminent bonds. In deed it is diff
cult to provide substitute secur-
fty for these various and important
purposes and others of similar char
acter. If the railroads were self
supporting, that is, earned enough
to pay the interest on their cost.
provide for their running expenses,
maintenance, extension and i'm
provements, with rates at least
equally low as would be secured un.
der private ownership. the obliga-
tions incurred in acquiring the
properties, whether in the form OF
bonds or guaranteed stock. would
meet an increasing demand and
prove a safe and stable foundation
for our financial system.
But more than this, the elimina-
ton of railway securities as they
now exist would, it is claimed, pro-
duce much indirect benefit These
securities are at present among the
principal subjects of speculation.
The prices at which they are sold
constantly fluctuate, and often rep
resent something quite different
from the actual value of earning ca
pacity of the roads. The gambling
instinct Is stimulated by sudden
and extreme changes in quotations.
with the consequent opportunity to
make large gains quickly. while the
corresponding losses are equally
sudden and disastrous. To get rid
of all manipulation, to withdraw
these securities from the exchanges
and stop all speculation in railway
shares. would seem to be distinct
advance in the direction of business
morality. When fortunes could no
longer be made by dealing in this
class of stocks. the capital and abil-
ity now devoted to that pursuit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
c0NzACA TEAM FAST

The priests" gave the Indians
all the baseball they wanted for
an opening game yesterday at Rec
reation park The final score was
7 to in favor of the Indians. Con
zaga struck a streak in the Sth and
ran in 3 TALES After that the In
dians scalped them and 1t was all
over. Much credit is given to Dave
Rowan, who trained the Gon2aga
team. The crowd was large for
such poor weather. From now on
there will be regular morning and
afternoon practice by the Indians
at Recreation park and anyone who
wants to get out and loosen up with
the boys have the privilege of do
ing so.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08

HOUSTON, Tex, April S.-Man-
ager McCloskey, Of the st. Louis
Cardinals, is breaking Pitcher Carl
Druhot of what he terms the "knot-
tying habit" To the spectator it
looks as if Druhot winds himself
up when preparing to send hot
one to the plate, and then the ball
shoots out as he unwinds.
Nothing wrong with that if Carl
wishes to do it, were it not for
the "other fellows" Base runners
have grown wise to the modifying
process, and by the time Druhot
has unwound himself a foxy run
ner can get good start for sec
ond.
That is a fatal weakness in the
big league. and Manager McCloskey
says the knot must be simplified-
and it will be.
Druhot is little fellow. weighing
only 1876, but his spit ball deliveries
are expected to be big aid to the
Cardinals.
Last season he had a ligament
torn which put him out of form
much of the time. He has appar
emily fully recovered from this in
Jury
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
SHALL UNCLE SAM own
HIS RAILROADS?

would be turned into more legiti-
mate channels. 1t might prove an
object lesson of immense value We
scarcely realize the demoralizing
effect of this many-slded lottery.
The fact that fortunes are quickly
acquired in this way excites the
passion for gain and breeds dis
content with the plodding methods
of slow accumulation by diligent
labor and constant economy. The
moralist, as well as the economist,
may find, something worthy of re-
Election in the point here suggested.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
SPORTING SNAP SHOTS

Fire yesterday destroyed the
grandstand and part of the bleach
ers at Columbia gardens, Butte.
The loss is $4,000 with about $4,000
insurance.
Charley Rusk will referee the
wrestling bouts at the s. A. A. C.
Friday night, and Bob Lee will of
ficiate in the boxing bouts. The
Multnomah club athletes will ar
rive Friday morning. The most in
teresting bout will probably be be-
tween Edgar Frank, the coast
champion lightweight wrestler, and
Frank Heinrich, at 1870 pounds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
THE WASHINGTON.

The vaudeville bill is strong all
through this week. One of the novel
features is Harry Brown, an Indian
boy cartoonist, who graduated from
Carlisle into vaudeville. Several
specialties in team work balance
the bill very nicely.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
COAST LEAGUE

Sundays coast league games at
San Francisco and Los Angeles re-
suited as follows:
At San Francisco--Portland, "a;
Frisco, Al.
At Los Angeles-Oakland, 2; Los
Angeles, l.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
MORMONS HELP CHINESE

SALT LAKE, April Sat the
18th Mormon conference here yes
terday, 20 tons of -four were voted
to be taken from the tithing stores
and given into the hands of the Red
Cross society, as a donation for the
aid of the Chinese famine sufferers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
HOllandSWOrth'S
Cash Grocery

228 DIVISION Phone Main 3149
Eggs, dozen Csc
Burbank Potatoes, cwt. ..S1.25
Three Crown Sultana Raisins, ID. 1Oc
IOou FlOuT SOC
Dried Peaches. lb. ..15c
Dried Apples. Id. ..............1O c
Dried Prunes, small, Id. .... .04c
Tomatoes, can. 10c and 15c
Good Apples, box. ....$1.25
A 35c Coffee for. .25ct
Choice Brooms .25c
Egg-o-See, pkg .1Oc
Queen Olives, bottle. .15cs
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
THE AUDITORIUM.

With fat Jack Amory as the vic
tim.l "The Bachelors Honeymoon
by the Shirley Co., opened the week
to Al crowded house yesterday. Jes-
sb$hirley plays the blushing bride
MIXED up in her husbands trou-
bfes. The comedy work is good.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
7he0terS
THE SPOKANE

Tuesday and Wednesday nights
are grand opera dates with the San
Carlos Co. on the bill In addition
to Nordict and Nielsen the organi-
cation carries a staff of fine male
voices and a big orchestra.
Hanford as Marc Antony in
"Julius Caesar" is the Spokane at
traction for Thursday and Friday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
STARVATION STRIKE

PARIS, April S.-A starvation
strike is threatened in the action of
unions controlling the meat, bakery
and grocery trades. The men have
decided on general walkout in a
few days unless their demands are
granted.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
HEPBURN is BETTER

PHILADELPHIA, April S.
United States Senator W. b. Hey
burn, of Idaho. who was taken sud
denly Ill with acute indigestion
shortly after reaching here, is
much improved.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
FLOOD SPARES BABY

Ell PASO. Tex, April S.-The
water that drowned women here
snatched baby from the arms of
one of them and threw the child.
uninjured. on the bank. The flood
was caused by a dam breaking.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-08
THE COLUM BlA.

The house has better than usual
attraction this week in "A Missouri
GiHS' with Sadie Raymond as the
girl The piece is humorous and
well PLAYED.