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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

ftef. Sc ferlte Shmptomer bar rso oito
% Sihiighco, ser fuIqicS al Srnci'c %
9IGnmcr, Der biIoe brittle 90 aiaipe gtas
terie. Seq toe benbe til ell 2rae, % ban
crtlpreoe oct at rdIe CT nleoe. llcnlt Stls
fGISe al eczema. 3an behaneleoe henne.
men iItcnetfor al linorc S~bgoonmren
fpreotes heu. Sen bite ia pad belecS
Rho, bnorfrd Zen hurtie ali opooer ttoa
til belle 6obeoct oar dnarebct 90 oil benz
bes 6dar manttet flippes al. 9eroeS
Smcrter hnr martrrrnc, o. mco 0eoe oa
@Ise bleo 2ipet henSc nriteu utndlcliat
SatSeS Srlbreh blcn nebbrnSt, o0 til line
Sjper a bum febriIf, fIco % bsiig, til
ortorc Cher frnoe blm oGre | Etls
BELLE. SenNes Icrucr bar fna Ipoee, at
hun life tinDc hoIbc uh at barre oles
ne. 1loen Senipn til Set toiSe @eir oiloe
bun hdpc Iinhuet | ut IGrclic aabeut
pa Irne TO I'D at Bette. S1tr hdnoe tttc
en- ~orScrilia Simes Sepu a nparGe
Starter. Sen anocr Srae, iom bi fore
fsgtc, eno belr6c life mere 9trbring emo
ben fFrite, % iep beb ntrteli1 ttte hpdo
hi ifuIoc hare arcbet iii bbis bi life
hapoe truffet til of Irfe ont ct Iioreltoe
SiIfrIbe, ser bIep belbreSet beo Guz
ficltrd. Seq fisbte Guticurd Srs
be, guticfro ointment D. Gliticlra
Bins, % for ieg bahSe bruat &c ire Siers
beoeIe al Sirtrnentct, a hpert Spor AZ
Snqbcnmtcn f%orinunbet. Get 'nrttcs pirs
felia moatTt. ScrSes SOAR formrer pent
iaicr, % ieq dnpenSer f~renoelcs Gutiens
ro Ointment, Sa ies inocr, at oct ! hei
BroS befcrSrcr Saarorrter. Rrs. Z.
@. 5poe, 1, Suear @Iace, 8rentipooo,
gsier, GneIarS. Sbe Ttnrts 1907"
gutieura erSe (ssc) iii Reusuius az Subeu. Gntt'
rura Ointment Ct0c) til Seibrebelie al Suoeu "a Gu
ticura Rciplpeut $500 - euer | Tprui AZ thofolaoe.
brfffoe 4iaer 2bc pr. GIaffe pda 90 - III Rtnsntus az
saIpeet SrIaes ppcr belle Geroeu. Better Drug 4
chem. gprp., Gneeiere, Spftpu, Wtasi.
fSa- StubeS frit Cuticura Book on Skin diseases.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
NeosfaIS.

Wrs. Marp SIatInnb, gnfen eiter
SARAH 6Iatlano / Ssiian. bsoe Sire
bags sliten i ell aloer al 4S Star.
aibsbc, boiS Tigenopn Dor Morp
Samtelien, por fsbt / 2PrbaL, 9or.
&C, | September 1860; fom meb fine
Sorrlore til gmerifa | 1870. Sor
onrtrent % aor iioen bIen bun gift
meo SARAH 5latIanb, iom osoc for
roget opcr ct Gar iiben. Srn eiter.
Iaber fla A gsrn, Ell Gut oe 3 81.
ger. 9egrapelien foregaar ibag
CMonbas) peb Stapanser @enie.
EebS Strife.
SSobn 8. Spenoion al SigbIano
Sprunibip osoe iioite Sorsoag | en-
aloer al SO anr Of 9rigbts 9iieaie.
Ifosbe bar en- al De fsrite norife
Settlere poo biSie Srafter. San tog
ferit Someiteoo | TGrbeoen al Spi.
Ri Safe, Sa., men bleu ~fororepet
herfra al Snoianerue og ilptteoe meo
lin Samilie til aumaufee COUNTY,
bbor ban brep Sarming / flcre aar.
San flptteoe oerfra til 8inneibief
60, bpor ban brep Sarmina belle
Siben iubtiI for nogle aot MEN. "a
Ssnuen Spenb opertog Sarmen.
Son efterlaber fig 8 borne Born.
Sans Sititrr osbe for 8 Gar iioen.
9egropelien foresif iibite Ssnoag
poa @aterloo Gibse, Gaitor Sifing'
iia0s aolb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

Get brittle Hoie.S sIifnb bar |
Sisie Gage / Den botauiife Sape |
2cneon nrraneerei Ell itor l~lbitilius
Of Roier; % be 9IomitereIifers Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

The single course in shorthand and type
writing, or the commercial, at Valdez
Business College, DEBORAH, Iowa, tor six
months by the term, is $500. II the
student wishes TO remain seven, eight,
nine. or ten months, the entire tuition is
but $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

Wt0Ietne hul lIuItI'
iet for nun Satter
aoeIaioc. 6lin er
femtcu Gdr oan,mel,
% oloria bar hcnoes
SnS n,nu9Ict ro9et
fercuo for fire Raas
iioer, bo bun
III llolaa oper grn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

Drop a postal card for one of the large
catalogs OF Valdez Business Callege. De-
corah, Iowa. 1t contains full information
regard Normal, Bussines, and Shorthand
education.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28


bpis Rrrbeo oens StaIo por beIig.
genoe, og Iiseiom refosnoiceret Ger.
rGnet o. Iogt fine TIoner. Men BET
ifploes gpens uforiparlige 2igegpl.
figbeo, at ben tit anIeoning til at
iiofsre fit Sori9t. Oct bar gpeas
EIigt, tiger Yeoleren, at afitGnge
Silsansen til bette farIise Steo;
bapoe gpen giort Def, piIoe Soften
life bape brGbt iis. ergo, er 9pell
eniparlig for Sfaben.
gommeren, for boem Sagen pro.
ceoereoes bar tnget Den UNDER ODER.
nelelle - fortpaes Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

Or. Oscar IDntelins, Sen be.
flenote og anieeoe ipenife antifpar
% gtoenlfabsmano, bar goaet ino
paa at boloe en- &Gffe 6oreorag peo
Wtnnelota Statsuniueriitet. llnoer
Spboloet ! @inneapolis bar ban GA.
laa pelpiHigen Iopet at boloe ct popl,.
lGrt 5oreoras paa Spenf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Selbrebtlien peb Gntienra
ipntes magiif.

~SrS Tan lie nStrnfte Den Satnclns
ta5eS, iom ies ieIer for bpoo Gitticurds
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

The best place In Iowa to prepare IN all
certificate branches is at Valdez Normal
School, DEBORAH, Iowa. Fall term Aug.
"a. Special term for teachers and hose
preparing to teach.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
S~aooroftes peb 9.Siben bIep ben

SEPARATES peb 9,Siben blep beil
Observation-Disclosures Site / al Stilbeb
fisrt neb til 8uteifibet Song Sua'
fon". Sonas Sizes Samilie fulgte
meo tilpogns. aiiten blep fat / Sfi'
bets Stapn nnber ct ubip9nbt Ger.
reoSiei(. 9iot oper &loffen fl gleo
oct itore Sfib uboper Sioroen / Den
Ipie Sommeraften. De mango I'M
ee Ienneifer, ipm itob paa 9rps9en
og piftet til fine fienote omborb,
ienote cgiaa ben ganlle 0iater en- Sill
fen neb til bans iibite Snileiteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

9no. ". GrctauStr, Sobnion & stra,
itanetnapiitc GbeCtnter, 91S Stem gprt 9ife
Slo9, MiMneapnIls. Mimi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Var ] vildelse
we'd Eczema

Taa grsffef, Rpssen % SopcSet
Smcrfe, &ene % Slsc nar martreroc
Gcrpernr | ncnbrnnt Stlifann -
SspurH f%prbinoret,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

Gn Srpbcr al Reoaftsr g. Ssrens
fen al "Minneapolis Sioenbe", Ioolf
Raan1s Ssrenien, IT nplig oso /
Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
@plbenbals Susbanbel opsiper, at
al Sizes 8goer er 1plat:

Ul1ull9etHe Ct pEH uT TuH1lIl8e HVtVF7
ite Suriatteres SBser, ipm i 2gbet al
ben f~prteite lib ct iol9t / bet itDrlte
Gntal Gremplarer.
Souus Sic er pperiat paa Spenlf
SinIt, Spit Gnselit Soaanbf Spb'
milf, &Oli, &usiiit 5ranit ps Sta'
LENT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Korfcr
eper s. ferifieuiee stater.

Bort Spae al ~Rnps" oper be foriieuiae Stoter er pa bet
normefe ubiost, hi bar blot tiIbase enSeI at Soma os sS 9atota.
Sbert Steosnaou ener Roftcfrce er trptt meb uaImunbeIis fore os
Hare gosHaDer, os bier enefs Sp ns 2anbsbp er ansipet, tiuigemeS
"2ass" af nogeu getpbnine. gi oil mi tase for os Scarf ooer Sb
Gdtota, oa bi netop bar bette peb Sdnnben, men 8efripeIen pper
bette "Rap" siRloer o8iad for be sDrge Staters.
aartets Stcrrelie er A Eonnaer Ianst % 80 Eommer breSt.
Sbetpber % neoeulnber fene &artet er mrrtet reo paseube Neenems
RIM Sdnene fra 1 til 10 og pod Sioerne. IgeIeoes neb poSicnbe
Taeaemrum, meb Toshrperne q. til W Rebcnunber aartet er ans
eipet Gilbert gountp Staten neb ~tiIbsrenbe gountsfabe, bpor bpert
Counts gourtbus er. oe Hsekbes er an1neret SnbbbeserantaI for
buert Gourtp. Bill man f gg hMne Detnnebaha gountp, faa Idber
man gmt Isbe neboDer, til man tDnrmer iii 30 os faa lrisr man:
~gimnebaba. eiour Sans, 1 IS. 28,926,
bbItst betpber gainnebaba goants. bpor siour SAILS r gOurtbfrbet,
cs at Gountbet bar %, 1926 ~Snbbpggere. gosnapet | oa Sanet Is er
osaa til Rptte. Ran i1tter penftre Saanbs Yeaefrser paa soss
fapet / aanten % bsire SaanbS yeseneer pad Snnet 1S unber
aartet. os tratter M pentre Saanos gesefnser tiIbsire, Het man
fsIeer ben Iie 2inie, % ben bFre Snnnbs peseinser traffes opab,
IieeIebes Lanss 2iuen til be to Sinere mpbes, og Der bar man ginnes
bahia gountp. Nebenrrber &artet bill man ogiaa fnbe Sorteguele
ODER fsre 90 niucre 9per. Rofbuie. observation-disclosures /. T. b., IGo
ON famine bar blot ct 2ufn Snbbpgsere. Otter bier gps Raon.
nb golntb pebfeiet, er IieeIebeS anfsrt Snbbsagerantal liant 8oas
fab % Salnare. Bill man + gg. fnbe Rtbeu, 9apIot Co, ia
letter man ben enc Yeeefnser pa Soeftapet !, os ben anbeu paa
Salet 10, 90 naar De to 5inere msoes, iaa timber man bet isate
Steb Ibe Nerbeben. 9ieeIebes fnSer man 9Htances angineIIe, pb
bbs S9Ip man fan fube I'D, boor Ianat bet er til be ~forlenioe
Steber, man Tiger efer.
Gi er MI fer6s meb Sbb 0atota o. peuoer gIabet, % Der
timber hi ct tpbelist Start cper llnteb States. Start oper bore gefbs
belier, erbSerpeoe Gdrene 1776 til 1901 nsb GnaipeHe af gorstul.
ba be forTiGise Serrhorier os geibbeier annefer.bes, for grempeI
2outiinnna 1908. Seras 1s45, 1. b. 2iseIebes er Der ct Tibet
Scarf, Der anatper be 2eIe Of 2dnbet, Der er Tiftet for 9prfnina of
ginerbuebe, Deais, gaarbueSe, Srugt, gouuIb iamt SCARE % anass
adj, o l. b. fort iast, en- bel Del, loan Tan oae af Sntresie os 3ptte
fnbes paa bette gIab. 9iselebes er Der mango hatfife 3a5eler
til 8nnn for IadSunne, im Snfer at fd Crete paa roget az hoert.
"gecorab> soien" os "geO arnen" ct ar os bette aurt ipr srr,
me for $125. @artet er paa Suuer mo aunhbaano pa saberne.
sbresie: 3. 2lnmnSien, 9ecurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

SnbcbrGnbt. Natpagtmaro g.
@aIfer or omfommet / Ell SIbebrano,
iom Sorsoags Scat lagbe Raticnal
gafers' Goa Gompanps Spsning /
.Sioitr Gin, Sa., / affe. Sranbifa-
ben aniqttes til 100000. aaria.
gen til S5lbens Spfomit fieuoeS life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

ViNaI9S. 227 Ncrss ! 9dnopsr
X Spwnihip, NIlamatee Gpuntn, Soma.
50 acres %ppoprfet. 12 gdl ira gpuntps
SGbet. 8ris $4,000. 100 Geres beoorei
mee apbt Sastpmmer / Glamdtee Gpuntn.
Qris 81, 10000. $40 aeres / Surleiab
Gpuntn, 3pro Safota, IL gRil fro Sterling.
Gris $500 pr. aere. Spr n9rmere llnber'
refining h~enuenoe man its til U. 3. Hbbep,
9eeorah, Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Notwithstanding.


TinneappIis S,reosSri,er.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
TO TEST FOR TYPHOID

The board of public health is de-
termined to thoroughly investigate
the matter of the alleged contami-
nation of the water in the mains
of the Hillyard Water Co. in the
Kenwood neighborhood, with a
view of ascertaining if the typhoid
fever in that locality is due to the
water.
A further chemical analysis of
the water will be made, six sam
pies to be taken from the mains in
the locality where the typhoid
exists. The other tests were made
on water taken from the Hillyard
Co.'S tank and we'll and was found
to be pure. DR.. Grieve says the
water could become contaminated
by standing in the mains or
through poor circulation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
TWO AT A TIME FOR
JUDGE HUNEKE

Two juries were out at the same
time yesterday from Judge Hun
eke's court. 1t is a very unusual
thing to have jury case tried
and closed by the verdict while an
other jury of the same court is
still out considering it's verdict.
The case of James Wilson,
charged with disorderly conduct,
occupied the greater part of the
day. The jury went out at 2:10
o'clock and returned at 6 o'clock
with verdict of guilty. Mean
while another jury was empaneled
and verdict of not guilty was
rendered in the case of the city
of Spokane against William Her.
mes. the alleged astrologist and
palmist, on a charge of vagrancy
Both Wilson and Hermes were
convicted in the justice court and
appealed. Wilson is the |. w. W..
speaker who tangled up with en-
ployment agents.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29

ooh, dear, l simply don't know
what | want for afternoon wear at
home" sighed Marie. I've seen
SO many frocks today that l am
all at sea-"
my dear" Lucille replied calmly,
Il should think it would be simple
matter to decide Certainly the soft
satins, taffetas. lansdowne and
kindred fabrics offer latitude
enough for the most volatile mind
Il noticed today that in some of
the stores two or three of the fab
RIGS were combined with pleasing
effect. Surely the directoire sash
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
NOTHING SERIOUS FOR
THEATER MANAGER

Arthur Dubois, manager of "A
Good Fellow" company. which
went on the rocks in Leavenworth,
is detained at police headquarters
awaiting the arrival Of an officer
from Leavenworth. The police or
prisoner do not know what the
charge is. Sheriff Webb yester.
day wired local police to appre.
bend Dubois on a warrant.
This theatrical business is
fraught with divers and sundry
drawbacks and I've learned tC
take small things like this
philosophically," declares Dubois
1t is believed the arrest Is in
connection with the disappearance
of property out of trunks of other
members.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
TAINTED LEARNING
AT BIG COLLEGES

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-That the
old and wealthy universities have
been SO envelOped by business
corporations that they have I'M
Willingly classified themselves
with owners of railways or pro-
ducers of steel and lead, instead OF
classifying themselves with charit
able and religious bodies, where
they belong" was the contention
of Chancellor McCracken in his
address at the opening exercises
of the New York university.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
CAN'T BURCLARIZE
OPEN CHURCH

Earl Ritchey's infatuation for a
maid of the Spencer lodging house
landed him in Jail last night and
today Justice Mann put him under
$500 peace bond. According TO
May Cirbil, the maid, Ritchey is
madly in love with her and fire.
quent refusal of her hand has
caused the young swain to Guilt
vate jags each time he swore his
love and was refused.
He capped the climax by show
ing up with knife, forcing his
way through window into the
girls room and staying there all
night while she sought the protec-
ton of the landlady. His excuse
was he was too drunk to know
what TRANSFERRED.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
NO FURTHER REPORTS
ON GRAFTERS

The committee appointed by the
central labor union to investigate
graft charges against members in
connection with the primary cleo
ton, notified the central body last
night that it was not ready yet to
make a further report.
The central body appointed a
committee to investigate the trou-
BILE between the builders of the
new Occur d'Alene brewery and la
borers. The brewery is being built
by Spokane capital and labor.
Theer is some difference as to
wages.
The Schade brewery, which re-
Gently compromised differences
with striking bottlers, was taken
off the unfair list.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
CATTLE SPREAD
CONSUMPTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The
question of whether tuberculosis
in cattle can be transmitted to
man, and prevention of the disease
in cattle, were the subjects of dis
gress, this afternoon. Professor
TendeleO, one of the foremost
bacteriologists of the world. advo-
Gated stamping out the disease In
cattle and said it had been proved
man can be infected by inhalation
of bovine bacilli floating in the air
apart from the possibility of trans
mission of the disease through
milk
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
KILL FOUR BEAR
In FIVE MINUTES

TACOMA, Sept, ga. F. 10
gan, of Sumner, and friend, kill
ed four bear in less than five min
utes. The two were deer hunting
in the forest near Fairfax, in the
Mount Fainter district. Having no
dogs, they were still hunting, when
they saw something cross the
trail some distance ahead. Logan
fired and upon going to the spot
they found bear cub with a bullet
through its neck. Hearing a crash
ing in the brush theyrturned and
saw an infatuated she bear stand
ing within 20 feet of them.
The animal raised on it's hind
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
DOKIES ON WILD
RAMPAGE AGAIN

Theh Dokies have broken out
again and have committed ban
quet to be given at K. of P. hall,
Friday night, October 8. Here is
the notice, garnished by scorched
feet of those who tread the fiery
sands:
"El Mabarraz temple No. 80, D.
o. X. K, on the 14th day Rama
dam, 9th month A. H. 1926
Members are requested to bring
good humor and good appetite and
we will furnish the rest. Each
resident member is ordered to
bring at least one tyro. He'll get
no rest Hugo e. Oswald, royal
vizier. Gus Meese, secretary
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
KERN AND SHERMAN
NOT HOSTILE ANYWAY

CHICAGO, Sept. Fisherman
and Kern, rival vice presidential
candidates, met today in lobby
of the Auditorium and shook hands
cordially Sherman invited Kern
to visit him at Utica. N. Y. and
bring his wife. Former Congress
man Curtis approached and said:
81 want to shake hands with the
next vice president" To make
sure he shook hands with both
men.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
ON
PINCHOT

ALBUQUERQUE, Sept. ga
bitter attack on the national forest
reserve policy of Chief Forester
Pinchot on the Pacific coast
threatened to disrupt the sixteenth
national irrigation congress, which
convened today. Pacific coast dele
gates are here prepared to make
an assault upon what they term
the "unwarranted czarism" of
Pinchot.
Friends of the administration
accuse them Of representing cat
tie barons." Judge D. c. Dean,
Denver, general counsel for the
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., threat
ened to come here and deliver a
denunciation of Pinchot on the
floor of the congress.
Pinchot's enemies say he
charges such big price for allow
ing cattle to feed on the ranges
that it is impossible for small own
ers to use national ranges.
ROosevelt's friends are trying to
squelch the matter.
Roosevelt was unable to attend,
but sent a letter in which he
stated he favored admission of
New Mexico and Arizona. He said:
II earnestly hope that this win
ter I will have to sign bills con.
ferring statehood on Arizona and
New Mexico"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
CAN'T STAND FOR
LOVE LIKE THAT

Owing to the fact that the Ply
mouth Congregational church was
not locked when Albert Van Ross
Is alleged to have entered not to
worship but for the purpose of
burglary, Judge Huneke took the
case from the jury at noon and
dismissed the defendant. who was
Immediately rearrested on a
charge Of larceny. He is alleged
to have stolen six dozen spoons.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
PRIMARY ELECTION
LEFT THEM BROKE

BELLINGHAM, Sept. 29.-One
of the perplexing questions to be
discussed at a meeting of the
Whatcom county central republi-
can committee Saturday morning
s that of obtaining campaign
funds. The treasury is depleted.
1t is announced candidates will
not he assessed high on account
Of big sums spent in the primary
election.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
ORDERS FISHING RESUMED

PORTLAND, Sept. 29.-All along
the banks of the Columbia river
there is activity today among fish
ermen owing to an order of United
States Judge Wolverton to the eff
feet that fishing Is open to all
licensed fishermen, pending a de
cision of the United States supreme
court in the Christ Nielsen case.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
WHAT CAUSES
THIS TYPHOID
SECOND INSPECTION SHOWS
FIVE CASES IN HILLYARD
DISTRICT WHERE HEALTH
INSPECTOR COULD FIND
AaAE

NONG.
A second inspection of the
typhoid fever cases reported to the
health department by committee
of citizens from the Kenwood-
Lidgerwood Improvement club was
made yesterday by Tim Reardon,
an inspector for the city health de-
partment. On the first inspection
no cases of typhoid could be To-
Gated, but yesterday five cases were
found and one case of recovery,
none of which had been reported to
the health department.
1t was charged in the original
complaint to the health department
that the typhoid was due to con-
taminated water furnished by the
mains of the Hillyard Water Co.
This was denied by the company
and a hurried inspection made by
the city to try to locate the typhoid
cases, without finding them. An
analysis of the water in the Hill
yard Co.'S mains was then made by
the city bacteriologist and the
water pronounced pure. The matter
was about to be dismissed when
some woman called up the health
office yesterday and gave it the ad-
dress of some of the typhoid cases.
Another inspection was ordered
and made yesterday, with the result
that typhoid was found as first re-
ported.
The families in which the typhoid
prevails are consumers of the Hill
yard water and it is thought that if
the water is responsible it is due to
the fact that wooden mains are
used and that the pressure is weak.
People told Inspector Reardon that
when the mains are opened up they
are full of slime and smell badly.
Another peculiar phase of the
case is that the doctors in charge
should treat the patients and not
report the cases to the health office
as required by law.
Furthe raction will probably be
taken in the matter. People nj that
neighborhood say that they do not
now want to let the matter drop
until they find what is the cause of
SO much typhoid in one neighbor-
hood
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
COMPULSORY
VACCINATION
IS DEFERRED

The immediate enforcement of
the ordinance for the compulsory
vaccination of school children was
considered at the meeting of the
board of health this afternoon.
There had been some talk of the
board sending notice to every
school principal in the city reQuir-
ing them to have each pupil pres
ent a certificate of vaccination be-
fore being admitted into the
schools.
After a brief discussion of the
question the board concluded not
tot enter the general vaccination
order at present.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
DIG DYING CHINKS
OUT OF CELLAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 20
Chinatown was threatened with
destruction today when fire
started in the basement of a build
ing occupied by a big Chinese firm.
Theh building was Quilted with the
total loss of $150,000.
Quick work on the part of the
firemen saved Cinnamon from per.
ishing in quarters under ground.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
SENDS THE STORK HER
CHRISTMAS ORDER

. NEW YORK. Sept. 90
. Little Anna Trainor of 412
. East Thirty-fourth, who had
. heard that babies were
. brought by a stork, hit on
= the idea of writing to Mr..
. Stork as she would to
. Santa Claus, and letting it
. be known that she wanted
= an addition to the family.
. Sheh addressed her letter
. "Mr. Stork, Central Park"
. so that it eventually fell
. into the hands of Park
. Commissioner Smith. She
. wrote:
. Dear Mr.. Stork: My
. name is Anna Trainor, and
. l would like you very much
. to send me nice little
. baby, for | like them very
, much. My friend, whose
; name is Hazel Carney, told
, me that she wrote a letter
; to you and a few days aft
erwards she received a let
ter from you, telling her
you would send a baby
Christmas or before Christ
mas. Well. Mr.. Stork, my
letter must be brought to a
close, but don't forget to
send each of us a baby, no
other time but this Christ
mas. December 25."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
WOMAN RUNS DOWN
ANOTHER IN STREET

An unknown woman driving a
feet team about midnight ran over
Mrs. Il. ]. Armstrong of 1927
Sharpe avenue at the corner of
Sprague and Howard. Mrs. Arm
strong's injuries were slight. She
was taken to her home in an auto
mobile. The police have no clew
to the woman driver.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-29
EVER TRY A TURKISH AND
RUB DOWN.?

If you are feeling all run down
or suffering from rheumatism try
Turkish bath. It will purify the
blood, help circulation. build up the
tissues and throw off the poisons
of the body Take one trial bath.
price 500. Turkish Bath Parlors.
South 10 Stevens, corner First. II.
Nichols, prop. Main 1241. ~"