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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
COLUMB lA

A round of merriment, clever
comedy, catchy songs and fun
throughout characterizes the pro-
duction of the Egyptian Princess
by the Lewis and Lake Comedy Co.
next week. The scheme of the
piece is that a Wall st. magnate
fearing an attack on the new dis
ease called financial insanity, goes
on scientific expedition; that is he
hires a German fond of adventure
to invade the land of Pharoh and
procure for him a genuine mummy
The German makes good and pro.
duces the merchandise. After get
ting into the brokers' possession
the relic comes to life and give ut.
terances to secrets locked In its
breast for more than 1000 years
The buyer is amazed and terror
strikes his heart, so he seeks the
German and explanations follow
Gus Leonard, Sol Carter and Ed
Harrington will provide the major
part of the comedy. The musical
,cumbers headed by Miss Marjorie
Lake are said to be very catchy
one in particular, Coming Around
the Horn" with electrical effects
showing the Pacific fleet in action
The usual vaudeville and moving
pictures will complete the per-
Torrance.
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PANTAGES

A bill entirely composed Of novel
ties is what the management of
fers for next week. 1t Is headed
by the Golden Gate quintette. col
ored singers, dancers and imper-
senators. There are four men and
one woman in the act The three
juggling Bananas are the second
feature. They are, billed as the
worlds greatest club manipulators
Crawford and Meeker are rapid con
versationalists with a line of witty
monologue. The Yalto duo are
European whirlwind dancers. Del.
a-phone, the human telephone, is
another novelty. Miss Rose Bush
is a lyric soprano of some class
Gibson will sing new illustrated
song and the performance closes
with a great moving picture film.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
AT THE THEATERS

near to flying. as could well be
imagined. Lillian Hale and Co. will
be seen in funny little farce called
"a Phantom Rival" Thos., Leo and
Jessie Chapman in comedy aero
batic turn called "Wanted-A Don
key" have a bit of originality This
pair of entertainers possess a
genius for fun. Harry Pilcer, sing,
ing AMI dancing comedian, has made
a hit with his eccentric dancing and
singing Of the latest song hit, "All
She Gets From the Iceman is Ice,
Ice, Ice The pictures will show
"The Hoosier Fighters.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
SCALER LOSES MATCH.

The fight scheduled for Seattle
June 80 between Kid Scaler and
Battling Nelson is off. In the ar.
ticles which Nelson signed for his
fight with Joe Cans in San Fran
cisco July is a clause binding
both fighters not to have any battles
between the time of signing and
the date of the fight. Something
always interferes against Scaler in
his endeavors to hook up with the
Dane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
SPOKANE HIGH THIRD

The Westside succeeded in win
ming from the Eastside at Seattle
yesterday where the interscholastic
track and field meet was held by
671a points against 661a points. The
Lincoln school of Seattle won with
% points. Washington, of Seattle,
second. 20 points; Spokane, third,
1914 points; Oakesdale 13, Tacoma
III. Pendleton 8, Lewiston 8, Pros
ser 6, Walla Walla 5. Everett and
Waitsburg 3, La Conner and
Davenport /
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
PARK BOXING MATCH

About 1000 people witnessed the
open air boxing exhibitions at the
Natatorium park ball park last
night. Referee McEnroe stopped
the go between Louie Long and
Maurice Thompson in the fourth
round when Louie unintentionally
fouled Maurice Thompson was
given the decision. Heinie Ritter
and Art. st. German boxed a six
round draw. Pete Moe and McPher-
son also went six round to a draw.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
FACULTY TOO FAST.

The high school faculty senior
ball game at Natatorium park yes
terday resulted in victory for the
faculty 10 to 8. Usually the seniors
win, but this year Jackson, the
faculty twirler, proved to have the
goods and gave only six hits. Cut
Ter and Keinholz pitched for the
boys and the faculty men raped
'em for 10 hits.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
WASHINGTON

Metropolitan vaudeville is the Of
fering next week. Among the best
known of the five acts making up
the bill is Oscar Lorraine. violinist
Lorraine is recognized artist. and
genius with the bow. A troupe of
world renowned acrobats known as
the Elton-Polo-Aldo troupe open on
Sunday afternoon in their sensa.
tional casting act. There are four
members of the troupe who come as
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
IDAHO DEFEATS MONTANA

The University of Idaho defeated
the University Of Montana yester-
day in their annual track and field
meet at Moscow by a score of 65
to 81. The surprise of the day
came in the 100 yard dash. which
was won by Montgomery, of Idaho,
who defeated Malcomson, of Mon
tana, formerly the star athlete OF
the Spokane A. A. G.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
SPOkANE

OF all the novels written by Hall
Game, the famous novelist, none
has been so successful as "The
Bondman," and of each of the
novels dramatized THE Bondman'
has made a bigger hit with the pub
lie than any other of Gaines
works. Wilton Lackaye. the dis
tinguished actor, whose name is as
ISOLATED with his creations of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23

Svengali in "Trilby"; Jean Vatican
in Victor Hugo's Les Miserables, .
and other famous roles, is this sea
son playing the part of Jason in
"The Bondman," and in II has won
the greatest triumph of his career,
The present tour of Wilton Lack
aye in THE Bondman" has been
one of unparalleled success, so much
so that his season is now being eX-
tended to summer months. A pow
erful supporting company and mas
sive realistic scenic environment
carries the play, which is here
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
What will probably prove to be
the cleverest amateur production
of a musical comedy play that has
been attempted in Spokane will be
1.-The Whirl 9th Town" at the Spo-
kane theater June and 3. under
the auspices of the Woman's club.
The proceeds are to be devoted to
a club building. In the cast there
is scarcely a member that has not
had professional experience.
Walter Damrosch, leader of the
New York Symphony orchestra,
whose local appearance at the Spo-
kane June and 6 Is awaited with
interest. Is original as a conductor.
His readings Of even hackneyed
scores are refreshing, for he in
spires his men with his own person
atty to such degree that it is as
If he were interpreting the music
on a single Instrument The New
York Symptoms coming promises
to be a social event of Importance
as well as highly significant
musical treat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
TWO CIRCUS DAYS NEXT WEEK

Norris & Rowe promise attractions
their circus which exhibits in this city Thursday Friday
and nights prominent them being the
Potters aeasts whose flights through said be the
difficult and
troupe and the St Leon family European features
champions with the show this a
parade Thursday morning at IL o'clock
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CLUB TO PLAY TENNIS

The Country club will hold an
open tennis tournament on May 80
Indications are that there will be a
large number of outside entries.
Among the social features are a
dance in the evening.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing un-
der the Arm name and style OF the
Webb Realty Co.. and composed OF
p. J. Webb and II, w. Ludwig. has
been dissolved: said p. j. Webb has
assumed all firm debts and obliga.
lions and said III. w. Ludwig dis
claims all responsibility for or La.
bility on account of any notes OF
other obligations executed or IN
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name OF Webb Realty CO.
II. w. LUDWIG.
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MAGNATE is MARRIED

A. r. Dickson. manager of the
Vancouver baseball team. was mar
ried at Wilson Creek yesterday to
Miss Nellie Robins of Waterville.
Dickson lived in Waterville before
taking hold of the Vancouver team.
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FLEET LIFTS TACOMA LID.

The fight lid is to be lifted at
Tacoma Thursday night long
enough for Gle McLaglen to fight
Phillip Slossberg, champion heavy
weight of the U. S. navy, who will
arrive in Tacoma with the fleet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
BIG Y. M. c. A. MEET.

The young members of the Y. M
c. A. will hold an athletic circus
tonight. A large crowd is expected
to fill the gymnasium. The Y. M. C.
A. is developing some clever young
athletes, whose performances are
worth witnessing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-23
KID KRANT WINS ONE.

At Port Townsend last night Kid
Krant of Seattle defeated Guy
Buckles of Omaha on a decision at
the end Of 20 rounds Battling Mel
son was one of the timekeepers.
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NATATORlUM.

When the curtain raises on the
production of "Where Men Are
Game" at the park theater Monday
evening. theater-goers will have an
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-03
TRlUMPHS
IN HIS DISTRICT
HIS MAJORITY WILL BE At
LEAST TEN THOUSAND.

DANVILLE, Ill.,, Nov. 3.-Joseph G..
Cannon has been reelected to con-
gress by a plurality considered above
the normal. Returns are still incom-
plete, but enough figures have been
obtained to show that he will probably
have q plurality Of at least 10000. This
Is estimated to be in the different
counties In his district as follows:
Vermillion 5000, Iroquois 100, Kankar
kee 1000. Edgar 100; Clark 200 and
Cumberland 100.
The result has been something OF .
surprise even to the managers Of Mr..
Cannon. The fight made q difference.
on account OF the various church 81
ganizations. antisaloons, and the fact
that the democrats had for the hrst
time since 1863 q complete ~organiza'
ton In this district, led the Republi,
cams to believe that Nj. Cannon's plu,
rality would be about 5000. In thu
heavy labor sections, however. Can
non received Is large 4 vote as he
ever received before and In some o.
them he made decided gains. Thu
speaker tonight expressed himself a,
extremely gratiaed over the vote q
~conhdence given him by his constitu
ente.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-03


Is held the second ward will have @
be divided into two precincts. Out
of q total registration ii Ward 2 q
.881 there were 1872 ballots east.
On the south side Of the track tho
voting was quite heavy. In the fourth
ward, where the voting was at stod-
.dards wagon and Blacksmith sho1
there were sS1 ballots cast and ID tho
third ward. whore voting vas at tn
Huse Yates Implement store there
were 46o votes recorded.
In Ward !, where the voting was az
the Real Estate clock, nearly the en-
tire registration was ipolled. The vote
there was especially large55in the after
noon.
There was considerable delay IN
casting ballots in nearly all Of tho
precincts. The ballot wal the largest
ever voted Ii Billings and It took
long time to mark 1t, as the voter had
to place an x before the name of
every candidate for whom he voted.
There yer also three amendments
to the state constitution to be voted
upon.
Considerable credit is due the cleo
ton officials in the several city pre-
cincts for the rapidly with which they
handled the large number of voters.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-03
NEBRASKA
VOTE WAS LARGE
HIS LEAD IN THE CITY OF LIN.
COLIN SENSATIONAL

H. 49, IlI@xyI III 'L. ~" HFs IFHHElEEt AM .}I4JtE4
LINCOLN, Nov. AT 1880 Wednes-
day morning indications were that
Nebraska had gone Democratic by q
plurality not far from 10000 for Bry-
an and a plurality scarcely less for
shallenberger, Democrat for gov
ernor.
The tremendous gain, for Bryan in
the city of Lincoln was the sensation
Of the election. Not only did Bryan
reverse q Republican plurality Of 1000
in his home city, but he carried It by
a plurality Of S37. Lancaster county
will increase his plurality to probably
700. The vote in Omaha was also q
surprise. Returns outside Of Lincoln
and Omaha show an average Demo
cratic gain Of eight to the precinct.
Il this is maintained throughout Bry-
an has won by q little over 5000 aside
from Lincoln and Omaha and Shallen-
berger is governor by practically the
same plurality.
While returns are incomplete on
congressman. indications + for the
election OF Pollard, Republican, in the
First. district, and Hinsnaw Republi-
can In the Fourth. Hitchcock, Demo
crat, wins in the Second and the
Third, Fifth and Sixth are In doubt. No
returns have been received on the
Legislature but the strong trend to
ward Democracy indicates a possible
democratic legislature.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-03
CHIEF MURPHY TALKS.
He contesses % Considerable Disap-
pointment.

XII EHEH EaApf2S &tHa& tsa.sSe
He conSesses 20 Considerable Disap-I
pointment.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3--Charles \.
Murphy, leader Of Tammany hall, n
q statement made late tonight, said:
Il confess very great disappotnA-
ment on the result Of the election,
with regard to both Bryan and Chan
Ter. Every indication before election
that Mr.. Bryan would prove q very
popular candidate than seemed to
have been judged By the vote at the
polls.
governor Hughes, can ma hut little
comfort and no endorsement Of his
policies in the result. There can fbe
no question that with the same ele3
ments IN opposition II any other year
than that Of . presidential campaign
and with political conditions normal.
he would have been buried under an
adverse:vote Of at least 100000"
AgANA MMMN &A
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-03
HUGHES WINS OUT
FIFTY THOUSAND

NEW YORK, Nov. s-Governor
Hughes won by over $4,000 plurality
the biennial battle Of Highbridge
which was waged again today as the
regiments Of ballots were marshalled.
Hughes came down to the city from
upstate with an indicated plurality of
about 21,000. Chambers plurality
south OF Highbridge was approximate
~. $4,000. The vote Of two yearsaago
was increased by about 10000: Chan.
Ter surprising the Democrats hut lost
tremendously In the city Of Greater
New York whore his followers had ex-
pected at least 100000 plurality.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-03
CANNON AND HIS SUPPORTERS
ARE REELECTED.
ARE BUT FEW CHANGES
Some Of the Best Known Democratic
Leaders in the House Will Retire
10 be Succeeded by Others, Notably
Being John sharp Williams.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Up to 2
O'Clock this morning definite reports
have been received from 316 congress
sional districts out Of q total Of 391.
OF these III showed the election OF
Republicans and 139, the election of
Democrats. In the entire list there
we're few changes in political com
plexion and the net result was valu-
able to the Republicans.
There will be many familiar faces
in the next congress, including Speak
er Joseph G. Cannon and his chief
lieutenants, Messrs. Payne, Dalzell,
.Tawney, Burton of Ohio; Mccall OF
Massachusetts, and Bartholds Of Mis-
souri,. There was especially vigorous
opposition to Messrs. Cannon, Tawney
and Dalzell, but they are all reported
as victorious. On the Democratic side
Champ Clark and Mr.. Dearmond- Of
Missouri; Clayton Of Alabama; Racey
of Illinois; Ollie James Of Kentucky;
Ransdell, of Louisiana and Francis
Burton Harrison and Fitzgerald OF
New York, + all certainly returned.
Delaware will send a new Republican,
Mr.. Head, in place of Representative
Burton; Georgia a new Democrat, Mr..
Hughes in place of Mr.. Lewis, and I'LL
nois, james M. Graham, Democrat, In
place OF Caldwell, Democrat; Frank
Dodd, Republican, comes from Michi-
gan In place Of Mr.. Darragh, while
Clarence B. Miller. Republican, will
occupy the seat of Adam Bede.
For the first time for sixteen years
the eighth Mississippi district will be
represented by another than John
Sharp Williams, for several years past
the Democratic leader on the floor OF
the house. He failed to seek a re-
nomination on account of his election
to the senate and 1t is presumed he
will be succeeded In leadership by Mr..
Clark, Of Missouri. Likewise Bourke
Cochran gives way to Michael F. Con
ry, who is also q Democrat. Charles
s. Millington, Republican, will succeed
Mr.. Taft's running mate, Mr.. Sher.
man, as representative OF the 9th
New York district. John w. Gaines,
Of Tennessee will be succeeded by
Joseph w. Byrnes, another Democrat.
South Dakota sends two new men,
both Republicans.