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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
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coLUM5l

The Columbia goes from stock to
straight vaudevill tomorrow even
ing with a list OF standard attrac-
lions and specialties from the Sui
livan & Consijine circuit. The Pc
kin Zouaves have an act demon
strating wall scaling, pyramid for
nations and numerous intricate
military maneuvers. Tony John
sons troupe of trained dogs in
cludes two bulldog comedians in
addition to other four legged per-
formers. The program of Law
renee, champion trumpter, will be
another interesting military fea-
ture. as his repertoire includes a
total Of PIT United States and for
eign bugle calls. He was trumpter
for Gen. Macarthur in the Twenty
first infantry in the PHILIPPINES.
Grace Barnley is called the cham
pion woman contortionist, and she
is also an acrobat. Monahan &
Sheehan have a musical mixup
specially. Harry Holman In polite
comedy Is announced as one of the
best monologists on the road. The
Columbiascope will show two sets
OF moving pictures, "Diabolical
Itching" and THE Bewitched Son.
in-Law." The show begins at 1880
evening and starting Monday there
will be a matinee daily at 1880.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09
AUDITORIUM

The Shirleys will play "In Miz-
zoura,' one of Nat Goodwin's big
successes. next week. 1t was writ
ten by Augustus Thomas, one Of
the best playrlghts of the country.
1t is lively bill and is full Of
comedy, pathos, with touch Of
villainy to add spice to it. The
love story departs from the con-
ventiOnal in many respects, al
though when analysed it is the
same old story of man and woman.
Jim Radburn, the Missouri sheriff,
after educating aKte Vernon. the
daughter of blacksmith, finds she
has fallen in love with Robert
Travers, whom she met while at
school. The latter is villain Of
the deepest dye and follows Kate to
her home, where he turns train
robber. On discovery he adds muir
der to his crime and escapes to
Rates home, where he Is conceal
ed. Jim follows MIN to his hiding
place, and after an exciting scene
finally decides to allow him to es-
cape in order to save the reputa
ton of the girl he loves. Then fol
lows the anger of the mob, the
death of the villain, and finally the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09
KlLLlLAY CAN'T PLAY
WITH SKATERS

Johnny Killilay, of the Indians,
won't pitch for Slater & Slater's
team in the City league tomorrow.
Slater had him engaged for the
game, but Manager Wolf, of Rec
reation park. butted in this morn
ing and spoiled the arrangement.
Killilay was signed by Slater early
in the season, but went to Quinn
later. Quinn has laid him off for
a week and there was no objection
to his working here Sunday except
from Wolf The Skaters are as sore
at Wolf as were the fans for the
sort of ball he tried to palm off at
the opening Of the season.
Lefty Hanson will pitch for the
Skaters tomorrow against the
Bradleys.
Joe Seaton pitches for the
Bradleys, which team also plays
Phil RAM.
The Vpening City league game
for the day Is the Cubs against the
Dodds.
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more than 100 featherel perform

more than 100 featherei perform
ers, including the parrot family,
pigeons and giant ravens. Their
accomplishments include aero
battles, song and dance, tight rope,
bicycle riders and ir.:iatOrs. The
Webb Romol: troupe of equilibr,sts
and head Dalancers is special add
Ell attraction. A sample Of the new
stunts they have is a 40 foot slide
over an inclined plane while the
performers Is balanced on his head
in a small cart. Miss Webb, call
ed the strongest woman living, per-
forms some sensational feats of
strength. Edward McWade, with a
company of three, has new thing
in can Emergency Act" with a
neat little story and plenty of sur
prises. Miss Effie Pierson intro
duced as charming little CO.
Medicine. supplies the single act
Of the bill. She is said to be one
of the best singers and dancers in
the business. The dancing duo, Dill
and Ward, have an act hard to
beat for ginger and cleverness. The
moving pictures complete a bill Of
which the management is rather
more proud than usual.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09

reconciliation of the couple. Miss
Shirley is cast as aKte Vernon, a
happy, vivaciOus girl at the i'm
questionable age. and it is not I'M
til she is brought face to face with
the real truth that her womanhood
asserts herself and she can see
which was the man who really
loved her. George McQuarrie will
play Jim Radburn, the big hearted
sheriff who bowed himself before
the will of his lady love. and whose
devotion to her led him into trou-
BILE, finally winning for him the
hand Of the girl he sought. Jack
Amory as the village blacksmith,
Ethel Won Waldron as a shiftless
young girl. Robert oiddell as the
express agent and Miss Cleveland
as Jim's sister, all have important
and prominent roles in the play.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09
NATATORiUM PARK

Chief of the attractions during
the week at the park will be the
production of Sweet Clover" a
comedy-drama of New England.
The opening of the theater for the
summer season at the park will
mark an innovation in Spokane.
Miss Virginia Brissac. who has
been seen here at both the Audi
forum and Columbia theaters.
needs no introduction. The same
applies to Eugene Mockbee, the
leading man of the new company.
The balance of the company is
composed Of capable players. many
of whom are also well known here.
BY tomorrow afternoon all Of the
park amusements will be in good
shape to handle the crowds. The
w. w. P. has arranged for good
service during the day.
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PITCHERS OFF
NOTHING TO IT

Tommy Doyle walked the first
four men he threw to at Vancouver
Yesterday and was replaced by Jen-
sen before he pitched one inning.
Jens seemed to have some of the
same luck and with the pitchers
off, of course the Indians lost. Van
couver secured a total of nine hits,
four of them good for two sacks
each. Lou Nordyke, the old Spo-
kane. first baseman, secured two
doubles. Jensen tried hard, but
the Beavers were in fine fighting
trim and won to 2.
At Aberdeen Butte lost by
score of l to through inability to
connect with Boyle's pitching.
Tacoma and Seattle played a
master game, the former winning
Ito 0. 1t was pitchers battle
between Franklin Of Tacoma and
Allen Of Seattle. Franklin gave
faur hits and the latter three. Sc
attic is charged with two errors,
Tacoma with none.
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WASHINGTON

Two big features and three prom
Using acts help to make up the new
vaudeville bill opening tomorrow
for the week. Advance notices
term this bill the most enjoyable
the house has had for weeks. The
topliner is Marzello's performing
birds, which. with the aid Of beau
tiful stage settings and electrical
effects. make the act one of the
best in that line that has come west
of Chicago. The troupe comprises
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
SET new RECORDS

AS the result of the preliminaries
in the interscholastic field meet at
Pullman yesterday, three new rec
ords have been established. Harry
Conover. of Waitsburg. beat An
dersons hammer record of $50 feet
five inches by just one foot En-
gelhorn, OF Spokane, beat the discus
throw record of Rowley. of Ever
EFT. by two inches. throwing it
104h feet. Eckert, OF Lewiston,
clipped a fifth of second from the
II 3-5 record for the 100 yard hur-
die held by Coyle. of Seattle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09
AMATEUR LEAGUE HAS
SPECIAL feature

The amateur league has two good
games and military feature for
tomorrow at Recreation park. The
first game is between the S. A. A.
c. and Hazelwoods. McCaugherty
and Harrington are the s. A. A. c..
battery and Davis with pitch for
the Hazelwoods. This game will
begin at 2:15 and will be followed
by an armory drill.
The athletic club and armory
teams play the second game of the
day.
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AT THE THEATERS

|utes later he showed the box ahead
of him out from under the canopy
with the boards and ropes appar-
emily undisturbed. He simply
ozzed through the pores some
where Tonight Is the last per-
Torrance.
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fine WEATHER FOR
FRISCO FIGHT TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.--Fine
weather prevails and when Ketchel
and Jack Twin Sullivan meet at
Colma this afternoon conditions
will be ideal. Both men weighed
under 1856 pounds this morning. The
odds remain 1877 with Ketchel IA
vorite. The fighters will split so
per cent of the receipts, which will
be about $4,000.
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Y. NJ. c. A TO TURN
OUT TELECRAPHERS

The 33 courses that were taught
at the Y. M. c. A. Jenkins institute
during the winter months will be
repeated beginning May IL. Es-
pecial attention will be given teleg
raphy. The rooms of this depart
ment have been wired with the
train service Of the Northern Pa
eific
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09
THEY TACKLE COEUR D'AuENE

The Spokane Press baseball
team will play the Occur d'Alene
baseball team on the Spokane
Press grounds. Washington and
Sinto, Sunday at 2 p. m. The Press
team expects to beat the visitors
by about 25 to 0. Joseph Rembow-
ski, manager Of the Occur d'Alene
teams comes In with his men ON
the 1870 train.
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DANCE FOR cHupREN's HOME.

The younger set Of Spokane gave
"a dance in the Hunters room OF
the Hotel Spokane last night and
Melted almost $3.50 for the Home
of the Friendless fund.
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Classified Ads
Miscellaneous
& Real Estate
Opportunities
LYNNE HOTEL.

319 Wall st.. right ~ the river:
no nicer place in town for regn-
lar or transient roomers: coy.
quiet and respectable: secluded
but close in; only ~ blocks from
Riverside av.: rear entrances from
Post st.; hot water all the time:
moderate prices.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2: Phila-
.delphia 4, Brooklyn 3.
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SPOKANE

Wednesday evening at the Spo-
kane is devoted to the concert
given by the Spokane Male chorus,
the proceeds Of which are to be
applied to the furnishing of the
new children's home. This is the
most ambitious effort Of the chorus
since it's organization, and every
possible pains have been taken to
make it a success. Mr.. Hinlin,
noted basso, of Tacoma, and Harry
Newton, recently of Lewiston and
now an addition to Spokane must
cal circles, have been secured for
solo numbers. Mr.. Newton is a
tenor whose splendid voice has
been heard here in church music.
The local feature will he sextette
from the opera Lucia" sung by
Mrs. Krantz, Mr.. Newton and the
Elks quartet to chorus accOmpani-
ment. Prof. Krantz leads the
chorus and Arthur Frazer the or
chestra. The chorus comprises so
of the best voices that could be
secured in this city.
"The District Leader" at the
Spokane Thursday and Friday, is
said to be one of the best equipped
musical productions that has been
sent west this season. Beautiful
women, dazzling electrical effects
and scenic splendor are announced
&c ito pharmS
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PANTAGES

The new Pantages vaudeville bill
for next week begins with Sunday
matinee instead of on Monday. as
heretofore The management an
nounces all all feature list headed
by the Nelson's aerial ballet. a
spectacular production In which
six beautiful young ladies' seeming
ly dance in mid-air One of them
is a toe dancer Of skill. This is
the first act of the kind ever pre-
scented In the city. Another fea-
ture will be the Zarrow trio pre-
senting novelty in bicycle panto-
mine entitled "A Night on the
Boardwalk" Their scenery repre-
sents the boardwalk at Atlantic
City, with glimpses of the popular
amusements Of that resort. The
third feature of the bill Is the
Langs Gotham four In comedy sing
ing. Shorty and Lillian Dewitt
present neat comedy singing act.
The man In this act Is a midget,
and the act Is called scream. ELL
mer, comedy juggler. promises
some new stunts in this line. Glib
son will sing Goodnight, Jack"
and the Pantagescope will be as in
teresting as usual.
This Harden isn't human. He
ought to be locked up-if there was
anything that would hold him. Last
night he was nailed into a packing
case with as many nails as could
be driven into the boards and the
whole thing ropei in the presence
Of big committee on the stage
and packed house. Fifteen min
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Wanted for Army-Able-bodied I'M
married men between ages Of Il
and So; citizens Of United States.
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and
write English For information APP
ply to Recruiting Oflcer. 126h
Howard ST., Spokane, Wash.
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AME RiCAN LEAGUE

New York 3. Boston 0; Washing
ton 3. Philadelphia 2.
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Blanche Waddell, d. O.. graduate
Of Still college, Des Moines.
Iowa; acute and chronic diseases
successfully treated. 224225 Pey.
ton. Phone 8442.
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Any face blem'sh removed without
pain or scar; guaranteed. The
Derma Inst, 824 Riverside av.
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Loans on furniture. plano. horses.
etc. A. A. Barnett, GA The
Rookery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09

Wanted-A good Ave passenger au-
tomobile in exchange for land.
Phone 4095.
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Here Is a snap. New 4-room house
on Northside, two blocks to car.
Lot so by 1875; $675 cash, balance
$500 in three years. Call 30S Lin
dele. Phone 4095.
S-room house on Eastside: mod
ern except furnace; small payment
down. balance easy terms. Call
4095 and we will show you this
bargain.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09

81 500 second mortgage and cash
for house and lot or lots close
in. Enquire Engineer. 1911 Broad
way.
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Golden West Cafe gives you all
you can eat for zoe. 405 LIST ave.
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FOR WOOD phone 49i5. Quick de-
livery.
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FOR RENT

For rent-3-room house; $500
month. Apply at 625 Gardner.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09

Chubb prints business or calling
cards cheapest. Fone 9349. 5
and Golden Gate block. 824 River
side.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09

QUEEN COFFEE HOUSE WANTS
1000 men to take lunches; our
coffee is known all over the city.
33I Front. SIS
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Spokane Artificial Limb House.
legs, arms, trusses, braces. made
and repaired. Sherwood bldg.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-05-09

Cooper & Co., collections. 40 Co
lumbia building. Phone 1892.
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HON e STEAD

HOMESTEAD
Half million acres Of land soon to
be opened near Spokane. News
and authentic map just out.
RESERVATION INFORMATION
AGENCY,
220 WALL ST. SPOKANE, WASH
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HELP WANTED MALE

Wanted-Two journeymen plumb
ers. Hawkins Plumbing Co..
02312 Monroe st.
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WE BUY YOUR SECOND HAND
goods at liberal prices. 217-21s
Main av. Phone Main 2415.
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A Broom furnished house Il
man and wife. 1925 Nora.
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FOR SALE

Choice town lots, located near the
manufacturing district east OF
Eastside Syndicate: 500 inside
lots, $3.50 for corner lots; 81 cash.
81 week; no interest; no taxes:
best buy in the city.
SPARKS BROS,
Phone 1947 14-15 Bernard st.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-05
B A SEPT, 5, 1908.
CARTA De AcEPTACloN DEL DELEGA
DO ANDREWS.

Albuquerque, Agosto ~, 1908.
"Al Pueblo de Nuevo Mexico:
"Al aceptar esta la tercera no
minacion para Delegado de Nueyc
Mexico, acordada q mi por los
Republicans de Nuevo Mexico,
deseo expresar mi muy cordial
aprecio del honor conferido q mi
con clio, y a r~eiterar mis- mas sin
ceras protestas de que, 81 soy
electo, TODD mi esfuerzo estara
sujeto a la llamada de todos los
ciudadanos del Territorio sin
atenci6n a 81 origen, credo Q
partido.
"Me adhere y estoy listo a
TRAFALGAR por legislation para dar
fuerza a toda declaration en- las.
plataformas Republicans, Ma
cional y Territorial.
'sSin embargo, a esta saxon es
mi deber lamar atencion particu-
lar y especial al asunto de Estado
len cuanto a cuya deseabilidad
no puede haber disputa entire
nuestro pueblo-ytomo estaopor-
tunidad para apelar TODD neo-
mexicano leal para apoyo sobre
esa question.
"Es mi creencia sincera y ho-
nesta que un Congreso y Presi-
dente Republican, nos concede-
ran este beneficio dentro delaflo
venidero, y para la obtencion de
esta plena medlda de libertad tan
cara a TODD coraz6n americana,
prometo mis- mejores y continual
dos esfuerzos.
"Muy sinceramente,
w. HI. ANDREWS,
"Delegado de Nuevo Mexico.
A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-05
NADIA QUE OCULAR.

No hay NADIA que ocultar, nadi
de que avergonzarse bajo 81 nom
bre de Andrews nj en- Pennsyl
vania nj en- Nuevo Mexico. Er
Ell estado anterior, un hermanC
del Delegado Andrews sera no
minado para gobernador por los
Republicans este ano y sera ele
gido por medic million de votos dc
mayoria, 8 diez tantos mas de-
voto total de Nuevo Mexico. Sc.
guramente. el nombre de An
drews es nm hombre honrado en-
ell estado de Pennsylvania y 10 ha
sido por muchas decadas. En-
cuanto a Nuevo Mexico, ell nom
bre de Andrews representa- nue.
vas empresas en- minerva, en- fer
rocarriles, en- fnndaci6n de pla-
zas, encreaci0ndecondados, enob
tener benefcios tales como Nue.
70 Mexico nunca antes habia dis
frutado. Por tanto, cuan ridfculo
es Ell cargo, que es Ell dnico cargo
defnitivo que dirigen en- contra
del Delegado Andrews, de quo 10
'El HombreC allado, lei
Hombre Que Hace Cosas, I" por-
que sus sostenedores estan ira
tando de olvidar su verdadero
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-05

m6cfata para N Congreso on 1900,
coutra w III. andrews. candidate
RspuDli4a no para ell mismo en-
pleo en- aqueI ano, han sido distri
buidas "a todas parties del terri
torio. El informe es mug volu.
minoso y contiene de 1900 a 1, 400
paginas dc materia impresa, Con
tiene solamente 81 lado de LARA.
zolo y no da la evldencia en- con-
ira. No hay NADIA en- al informe
excepto que una cantidad de
papel blanco ha sido echads q
perder sin contener mas que
acusaciones y fabricaciones fall
sas y compuestas Los Republi
canos del territorlo son acusados
de grandes y gigantescos fraudes
de election en- los condados de
Colfax, Valencia y Torrance, pero
Ia evidencia que refuta estos car
gos ha sido embellishments omi.
tida. No es la intencion de Lar,
razolo y sus secuaces sacar a luz
los hechos. ESQ no les tendria
cuenta. Quieren simplemente
poner ante Ell pueblo sn lado de
ellos. Por desgracia suya 81 pue-
bio de Nuevo Mexico es demasia-
do intelligence para leer semejan-
To basura. Sc necesitarian meses
para penetrar d traves de la masa
impresa de composturas y falsas
alegaciones, y oil tempo es dema-
siado breve para tarea tan dis.
paratada. La distribution del in
forme no ha causado la sensation
que Ia Democracia pens6 que
causaria y ha perdido va su pro
puesta e6cacia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-05
3Aboeso.'

Los Abcesos, con pocas excepciones
son indicios de constipation q debilil
dad.
w. FL Harrison, Cleveland, Miss.
escribe; NDeseo decir una palar
bra de alabama del Snow Linimen'
de Ballard. Pis6 I'm clavo, 10 cuaI
hizo contraerse las cuerdas de mi
piesna Y hac6rseme IN abceso en- Ia
rodilla, y q m6dico me dijo que que
daria con Ia pierna tiesa, asf es que
un dia fui d la botica de J. #. Lord
(quien Sc halla ahora on Denver, Colo.
ri recomend6 una botella del Snow
Liniment. Tome n de las de 4 SOC
y me euro la pierna. Els 81 mejor
linimento del mundo. "-De venta en-
todas las bOticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-05
ELlJAM0SA ANDREWS.

Bajo q epigrafe de "Elijamos a
Andrews" 81 Optic de Las Vegas
expresa editorialmente la situa-
cion en- 81 partido Republican, y
sc coloca entire los muchos peri6i
dicos que sostienen a Andrews.
Els la consigna del Nuevo Mexica.
no en- esta campafla olvidar 10
pasado y aceptar de buen grade
toda ayuda possible de peri6dicos,
asf Democratas como Republics
nos, cue deseen progreso y ade-
lanto del Territorio v Ell exito de
los principles y candidates Repu'
blicanos.
The Optic Lido con bizarria por
ell Hon. Charles A. Spiess, su
candidate escogido. No fue culpa
suya ST perdio la batalla. En- Ia
convention Sc vic claramente que
Ia mayoria de los Delegates de-
seaban la renominaci0n de An
drews, yobraron de confor midad,
Ell Optic obra con buen sentido y
acierto aceptando la situaci6n y
uniendose al cuerpo Republicant
en- esta campana. Ell editoriaI
del colega de Las Vegas sobre
esta materia es interesante, poi
tai motive 10 reprod ucemos er
seguida