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Lillian RusseU's Racing Comedy
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doctor had seated himself. At the top
OF his shrill treble voice he began to
sing Love Me and the World Is Mine"
The doctor looked at him In horrifed
amazement, thinking the lad had sud-
denly lost his senses.
While Bud sang the widow telephoned
her message.
ITS all right. Proceed with the cere-
mony They will be married In Ave
minutes? on! Thank you, thank you
Good-by!"
Hanging UP the receiver she called
10 Bud: Bud for goodness sake,
what do You mean by making such a
noise2''
But Bud would not be stopped He
intended to carry Out his part Of the
agreement as long as his breath lasted
Mrs. Darlington ran to his side and
covered his mouth with her hand.
When the boy was able to speak he
gasped:
oh! was Just tryin to show tbs
Doc here that ia been to grand opera
last season-him and me was dis
cussin' it."
DR.. Woodhurst adjusted his glasses
and examined Bud as professor would
study a rare specimen OF q bug. Then
he obss rived:
This is the most remarkable young
ster I have ever seen-such q degree
Of precociousness has never before
come under my observation
please forgive him. Doctor" begged
Mrs Darlington. You see. Bud is q
privileged character here. but am
sure he wouldn't deliberately annoy
you-wolid you, Bud?"
Speaking to Mrs. harrington. Bud
said: Say, lady. don't know what
the Doc called me. but whatever It Is,
I stands de gaH Is there any more
errands7"
NO. thank you. Bud. There's moth
ing more tonight"
Then II you don't mind I'll go down
to me shelter-camp and tumble in de
hay Good night, lady! Good night
Doc" He bowed his way to the door.
Good night" answered the Doctor.
Don't mention It'll" beloved the lad
as he darted away.
Would you care to read some OF
these kilograms. Mrs. Darlington" The
Doctor proffered her the bundle he held
in his hand.
"No-why, Of course
The ring Of the telephone interrupted
her. She tried to reach the desk, but
the Doctor interviewed.
oh, let me answer 1t. Mrs. Barring
ton." he begged. II noticed you had
some trouble a little while ago."
DR.. Woodhurst held the receiver to his
ear and in his mildest. most polite tone,
said
"Hello-yes."
Mrs. Darlington walked nervously TO
the other side of the room.
''Yes. He isr" Then In a lower voice,
after rnuse. the Doctor said: You
don't say SO! Thank you. thank you,
Good byer'
lie hung up the receiver and turned
to Yrs Darlington. who had sunk into
a chair awaiting the explosion.
Mrs. harrington" he began.
Again she sighed.
Nerve yourself Can you bear an
other shockr'
Yes. p
Ralph and Myrtle are married." he
announced.
They are?" She sighed with relief.
outwardly cool, but inwardly alarmed
and distressed.
They have eloped. but It does not sur
prise me-"
Doesn't surprise your" she MUIR
INJURED.
mot in the least. They should not
have done tit was very wrong-but
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CHAPTER X.
A Double Surprise.
(Continued.)

DR.. woodhurst's elahon had subsidized
sufiic!ently for him to take some inter
est in the outside world. To Mrs. Bar.
rington he announced;
Most astonishing situation. Mrs. Bar
rington-we won this fight by the mar
row margin Of one vote
Isn't that thrilling Doctorr I'm SO
interested in narrow margins The re-
mark was thrown in his direction.
To Bud she said: Get the number on
the telephone quickly"
Yes lady. What Is the number %.
Bud asked.
u don't know-look In the book" she
whispered.
Turning to the doctor. she asked: by
one vote, did you say. doctorT'
Yes. by one. Mrs Darlington, only
one. and under the most peculiar cir
cumstances-that vote was cast by Sem
ator Reuben Glue, OF Bugville City.
Oneida County"
TO please his w.fe?" she limited.
"Oh. no. / gather from this telegram
that Senator Glue was quite III with
ptomaine poison and chilblains-st
seems that he is very fond of canned
lobster. and he ate perhaps not wisely.
but too much. He had to be carried in
to cast his vote. But we won." he
finished c1ultanuy.
Meantime. Bud either had been turn
ing frantically the leaves Of the tele-
phone book or running his finger down
the pages to find the desired number.
Say. LADY, Everybody's name in dis
book begins with Smith," he finally said
In despair.
Pardon me Just moment, doctor"
begged Mrs. Darlington.
Certainly" he replied. fussing over
his kilograms and letters.
Mrs. harrington seized the directory
and looked quickly over the names.
There 1t Is" she said with a sigh of
satisfaction. "62 Hampstead. Call 1t up
quickly and don't mention any names,
you understand"
Bud took up the receiver, raging: I'm
on
And when does the new law go into
effect, Doctor?" Mrs. harrington put
the question to divert the Doctors at
tention.
Immediately. Mrs. Darlington; as
soon as the Governor can sign It," he
replied unctuously.
Give me 81 Hampstead. and be
quick"' shouted Bud TO Central.
The Doctor began to preach.
TOO long have the Ubiquitous ruled.
The hosts of evil must be subdued lest,
peradventure, We meet the fate Of Sod
ON and Gomorrah."
Jaw. shut up"' Buds lusty yell into
the telephone almost paralyzed the Doc
tor
Mercy" he cried, startled and con-
fused.
you mustn't do that. Bud" chided
Mrs. harrington.
We'll, it's some fresh guy on the tel
ephone-Hello! Is dat GO Hampstead?
Well. speak up, speak up! All right"
To Mrs. harrington, he said: Here you
go, lady-but you'll have to concentrate;
he's got weak pipes"
Speaking into the phone Mrs. Bar
rington said: Yes. Is this DR.. Rabbit.
This is Mrs. Barrington-yes. Mrs. Bar
rington." Lowering her voice that the
ued: IT'S all right-marry them-What
You can't hear me, say'-she said.
speaking more loudly. In desperation,
she said to Bud:
make a noise so he can't hear me-"
The boy grasped the situation at once,
"Im on, lady. When ! begin to sing
you cut loose and say what you want
to-he won't hear you"
Bud ran to the chair on which the
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TQynded on "widf!re." racing comedy o.
George Broadhurst and George V. hopal-
BOW running at the Liberty Theatre.
FCopyright ipOs by tho Press PUBLISHING
Company, New York Wor'd)
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(To Be Continued.)
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w and we believe the most and most practical display
= Of feminine be
We New York
sensible within the reach
display oil
York New fresh will be found
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in the first, but fortunately they
didn't score. Somebody wanted to
know who Roosevelt was betting
on this time.
Hulen pulled him out and sub
stituted Dunn, the clever player
who can hold down any position.
He's a pitcher by rights, but more
valuable as a utility man. Well,
Dunn pitched a great game consid-
ering. He began right where Roose-
welt left off in the second inning
and put out the side. Not until the
eighth did he show signs of going
up, and then a combination of hits,
i'll luck and free passage scored
three Cats That gave Aberdeen a
winning leading, and they made an
other in the ninth. Billy Hulen him.
self muffed a short drive right into
his hands.
Aberdeen secured total Of seven
hits off Roosevelt and Dunn, thanks
to Dunn. Starkell pitched for the
Cats and was pounded for 10 hits,
one home run by James. At other
times the hits were untimely.
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TEN HITS AND
COULDN'T WIN

Just what happened to the In
dams at Recreation park yesterday
isn't exactly plain except that the
score was 8 to in Aberdeen's ia
vor. All was fine and dandy and
everyone dubbed over with conf.
dence in the first inning when the
Injuns scored thrice on James
home run. But looking about some
the discovery was made that
TEDDY" Roosevelt was pitching.
Might just as well have had no
pitcher at all. And this prompts
the question, What use Is Roose-
welt? Manager Quinn had better
put him to work digging postholes.
Perhaps in that way he may get
reduced. Either put him at hard
labor or through a course of prize
fight training. If they're going to
keep him they'd better thin him
down some.
Well, as stated before, Ted, he
was pitching. There isn't an old
woman in town hut who could have
done better. In the second inning
this Roosevelt gave hit and walk
ed five men, forcing in a couple of
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Special Correspondence to The Pres,

Special Correspondence to The Press
LOS ANGELES. June 25.-
'R-r-r-r-r-zing! Bang!"
Holy smoke" calculated Assist
ant Prosecutor Eddy of Los An
geles as he reached for the phone
Sounds like riot or something
worse"
"Oh, it's perfectly awful
screamed high-pitched feminine
voice. "She ought to be arrested
It's frightful!"
what? Who? Where?" de-
manded the bewildered prosecutor
"On Broadway. And right before
everybody. Hurry!"
The prosecutor damned on his
hat. Something was clearly wrong,
but what? He hurried toward the
location given him. AS he turned
into Broadway he nearly collided
with very pretty, and an exceed
ingly graceful woman, who was
strolling along leisurely with her
escort. There was big crowd.
whats wrong?' he asked. And
then he saw--the cleft. 1t was the
famous ''directoire" making its
bow to Los Angeles under the SUI
pervision Of Dolly Graham, the
actress.
The prosecutor strolled thought
fully back to his office. He found
there delegation of indignant and
very pretty femininity. They de-
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NOTICE OF THE INCREASE OF
the capital stock of the Oregon
Mining Company.
To the Stockholders of the Oregon
Mining Company:
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Oregon Mining Company has been
called and will be held at Rooms
IA and Is Written block, City Of
Spokane, State of Washington, on
the tenth day of July, A. d. 1908,
at the hour of three p. M, at
which time and place the advisa-
bility Of increasing the capital
stock of said company from $780,
600, divided into 100000 shares of
the par value of one dollar per
share, to 100000, divided into
100000 shares of the par value Of
one dollar per share, will be con-
-sidered and appropriate action
taken.
Dated this 14th day of May, A.
D. 1908.
A. HERMAN,
j. E. kennedy,
RALSTON McCAIG,
H. w. GREENBERG,
E. M. CORPUS,
Trustees.
Date of first publication May IA,
1908
Date of last publication July 9,
1908.
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manded that Miss Graham and her
Partisan creation be suppressed.
The vision of the "directoire"-and
Miss Graham--was still very vivid
in the prosecutors mind. He pom
dered long and deeply.
ut may be Just wee bit dar-
ing he said thoughtfully, "but 1t
is pretty and fetching. have
seen more--er--shall we say
limb on rainy day than this
style discloses. but there were no
complaints. We may have to draw
special ordinance If the ladies'
insist on wearing it, but so far
cannot see why the 'directoire'
gown should not appear in Los
Angeles"
The delegation departed in high
dudgeon
And so Miss Graham or any one
else can wear the ''directoire"
here. But nobody seems inclined
to. Even Miss Graham has said
huff"
"Never again for me- she says,
and a pair of very pretty lips
closed tightly. 1T was dreadfully
exciting" adds the champion of the
skirt with the interstice. and real
ly 1t Is a very sensible dress. being
far more comfortable than the Or
binary skirt. But, well, the public
Is not educated up to it and | have
decided that I'm not going to do
the educating"
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WANTS CITY TO
BE HIS PARTNER
JUDGE ARMSTRONG DOWN IN
TEXAS, PROPOSES UNIQUE
COMPROMISE IN MATTER OF
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.

FIT. WORTH, Tex. June 25.-
Geo. w. Armstrong, former county
judge, banker and successful bust
ness man. fathers unique idea
that of joint municipal utilities
here.
He backs up the theory with
an offer to the city to combine
with his commercial plant the NIL
nicipal plant now furnishing street
lights.
When the city commissioners
had recovered their breath after
his proposal, he outlined his plan
Judge Armstrong suggests a
board of five directors. two to be
named by the city, two by the
stockholders of his company, the
fifth by these four. Political ia
voritism, he argues, will be check
ed by the two members represent
ing the stockholders, while unduly
high prices and poor service will
be thwarted by the city govern
ment members.
City officials object that the
plan of merger by which the city
and company plants are brought to
equal value and bonds issued for
extensions is violation of the
state constitution forbidding any
municipality to invest or lend its
credit to private enterprise.
Judge Armstrong declares the
constitutional provision is not vio-
lated in his offer. II it is so held
he offers substitute in set of
mutual counter leases.
So confident is Judge Armstrong
of his proposition that he offers
to bear the expense of city refer
endum election if the matter is
put to vote of the citizens and
lost. If he wins. he proposes the
city bear half the election expense.
Rates are what interest the tax
payer and bill payer. Armstrong S
proposed arrangement guarantees
a cost not to exceed fixed
amount. The city and stockhold
ers are protected from loss in OPP
Grafton In clause requiring the
rate to be certain per cent above
cost of operation.
Shall the city be a partner of
private company? This prom,
Uses to be the vital issue in Fort
Worth's next municipal campaign
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT

FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 4274
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State of Washington, in and
for the County of Spokane.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Amelia Bagnall, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Rufus
Merriam, administrator with will
annexed of the estate of Amelia
Bagnall, has rendered and present
ed for settlement to, and filed in
the Superior court of Spokane
county, state of Washington, his
final account as such administrator,
and that Monday, the goth day of
July, 1908, at 8 o'clock a. M, at the
courtroom of our said Superior
court, in the city of Spokane, in
said Spokane county, has been duly
appointed by our said Superior
court for the settlement of the final
account and final distribution of
said estate, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate
may appear and file his exceptions
in writing to the said final account
and contest the same and show
cause why final distribution of said
estate should not be made.
Witness, the Hon. VIM. A..
Huneke, Judge of the said Superior
Court, and the seal of said Court
affixed this 18th day of June, A.
D. 1908.
r. A. KOONTZ,
County Clerk and Clerk of the
Superior Court.
BY f. E. Burton, Deputy.
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CONFER MASONIC DEGREES.

Five candidates will take the
master Mason degree Monday aft
ernoon and evening at Masonic tenn
pie. DR.. Olmste. of Oriental lodge
will preside. A program and ban
Quet will follow the ceremonies.
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Machine Co.
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Coin controlled machines of all
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information and catalogues.
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COY WITH BLACK CATS.

Careless Bill" Coy was released
by Seattle for the reason that his
arm will not allow him to pitch
more than one good game in eight
or nine days. Coy went to Aberdeen
and is playing in the field with the
Black Cats here.
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BARNEY MULLIN WANTED.

Barney Mullin is wanted in Olym-
pia where they wish him to fight
some husky who has hit the camp.
Barney's whereabouts are unknown.
The last heard of him he was in
the sawdust towns Of Grays harbor.
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h0RSETHlEF At PARK

A horse and buggy belonging to
Thomas Rerat Of the Artificial Ice
Co. was stolen about 9 o'clock from
Natatorium park. No trace of it
was found today.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg 3. Cincinnati 3; Chi
cago 2. st. Louis /; Philadelphia 3,
Brooklyn /; Boston 10, New York
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TWELVE HITS AND LOST.

With less hits than Tacoma, Sc.
attic won by a score of 4 to l yes
terday. Harry Rush gave Tacoma
12 hits. while Seattle secured only
six off Hall.
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Malvene, Thomas and Alfred, in
song and dance specially and five
other standard acts.
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HELP WANTED MALE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Woman as working housekeeper
for bachelor in country; one in
need of home preferred; no 9TH
ers need apply. P. Press. Phone
Main 2700.
Send &c in silver or stamps and
| will give in return a prescrip-
ton for making pure camphor
liniment. Write Inland Mfg. CO..
Box 2491, Spokane.
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THEATER
AUDITORIUM,

Jessie Shirley company in "Chim
mic Fadden."
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QUEEN COFFEE house WANTS
1000 men to take lunches; our
coffee is known all over the city.
331 Front. --S-13
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WASHINGTON THEATER

WEEK COMMENCING
JUNE 81, 1908
WILL ROGERS
Assisted by Buck Mckee and his
mustang,
"TEDDY"
In an exhibition of roping
Burgos & Clara, novelty gymnasts.
Louise Auber, singing coincidence
AL Leonhardt, juggler. j. c. Nj
gent & Co., in "The Absent-Minded
Beggar." Malvene, Thomas & Al
fred, song and dance artists. NOV
ing pictures.
Matinee every day. Two shows
every evening.
Prices-15 and % cents. Special
summer prices for children:
matinee every day, 10 cents.
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The place to eat and get your
moneys worth. Peacock restau-
rant, 107 Division st.
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Tamarac. and red fir wood, $3.50
cord; pine wood. $500. Sparks
Bros. Ii and 16 Bernard st. Phone
1947.
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Chubb prints business or calling
cards cheapest. Fone 9349. 5
and Golden Cate block. S24 River.
side.
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ATToRNE YS

M. T. O'Connor, attorney and coun-
cilor at law, civil and criminal
practice. Rooms sos Hyde blk
Phone 1880; residence, Main 7106
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PANTAGES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Full bill of vaudeville specialties.
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COLUM BiA.
WASHINGTON

Musical comedy and vaudeville.
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FOR RENT

For rent-Two-room house, within
mile circle; Northside; IS. Tele
Phone Maxwell 1894.
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Roof painting, repairing. stack
painting. Work guaranteed.
Phone 670S.
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Loans on furniture. piano. horses.
etc. A. A. Barnett. GA The
Rookery.
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hoRsEsHoEINo

Charles Staley. Pacific avenue and
Bernard street. 1896
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HON ESTEAD

HOMESTEAD
Half million acres of land soon to
be opened near Spokane. News
and authentic map just out.
RESERVATION INFORMATION
AGENCY,
22o WALL ST. SPOKANE, WASH
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Prof. G. Antoniello, Italian artist,
graduated at college in Italia.
String and wind instruments in
structor. Perfection in music,
theoretical and practical. 156
S. Pine st. Phone 9512.
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Cooper & CO.. collections. 410 Co
idmbia baiidirg. Phone sss2.
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Any face blemish removed without
pain or scar: guaranteed. The
Derma Inst, SEA Riverside av.
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IT'S THE VALUES

IT'S THE VALUES
Five-room new modern cottage
northeast part Of city: convenient
to car and school; $500 handles it;
price $2,600
THOMPSON-GlLLIS INV. co.
SIS Wash. St., ground floor Hutton
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GEORGE A. WED0WooD
Express, Transfer and Storage
Office els Bridge. Phone Max. 25<2.
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His extraordinary powers of Sec
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old nno