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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-04

er names, What for? Are they
Jealous? Are they sore because
Tommy has been getting the
money? Or are they yelping be-.
cause the champion isn't as big as
they were when they were in the
spotlight?
Why Is It that every ex-some.
thing or another in the pugilistic
line Is sticking the gaff into the
Canuck? Has the fact that he
goes along fighting regularly upset
the code of ethics established by
the fellows who fought once
year and then took to the stage for
an unlimited period?
What has Burns done and who
is he, this new worlds champion
pugilist, that he should be the re-
ceiving end for all this venom?
Since he began fighting, In 1900,
Burns has beaten lot of men.
Many Of them were not Of high
class, II Is true, and Tommy was
considered third-rater until he
put the kibosh on Marvin Hart at
Los Angeles. in 1906. winning the
title which Jeffries had handed to
Hart.
BY embarrassing Jack O'Brien
and soundly thrashing him in a
match that had been fixed, Burns
achieved extraordinary notoriety.
Then Burns trimmed Bill
6quires, the Australian. It was no
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-01-04
No. 2438S

No. 24389
m THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington, in and
for the County of Spokane.
Barbara Haegele, plaintiff
vs..
George L. Haegele, defendant.
Tho State Of Washington to Said
Defendant, George l.. Haegele:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit, within sixty days
after the 14th day of October, 1907.
and defend the above entitled &C.
ton in the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint of the plain
tiff, and serve a copy of your an
swer upon the undersigned attor-
neys for plaintiff, Barbara Haegele.
at their Office below stated; and In
case of your failure so TO do, Juog-
ment will be rendered against you
according to the demands of the
complaint, which has been filed
with the clerk of said court. The
plaintiffs object in bringing this
action is to secure decree OF d.
vorce from the aforesaid defen-
dant.
CLAUSEN & CRANE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
p. o. Address: 410-11 Columbia
building, Spokane county, Spokane
Washington.
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AUDITORIUM.

The Shirley Co. will present 1.-THE
Undertow" at the Auditorium all
next week 1t is powerful drama
tic story of political graft as prac-
ticed in the large cities of the pres
ent day and shows the methods
adopted by politicians to get the
rule and upper-hand in politics.
The play is not unlike THE Man of
the Hour" 1t ran six weeks In
San Francisco and four weeks in
Los Angeles. The first act opens
in a newspaper Office on the night
of election, and reporters, operators
and others receiving the returns
from the polls are shown.
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COLUM BIA

On account Of the non-arrival OF
the manuscript of THE Banker, the
Thief and the Girl" the Curtiss Co.
will present an "all star" cast in
Ten Nights in a Bar Room next
week. Robert Barrett will play
the part of Joe Morgan, the drunk
ard; Virginia Brissac that of Mary
Morgan. and Monte Carter as Sam
pie SWITCHES. The other parts are
distributed to the best advantage,
The company is now holding
double rehearsals for its produc-
ton of the four act dramatization
of Marion Crawford's book. in the
Palace of the King" to be given
the week of Jan. IL.
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scATTERs SMALLPOX

WALLA WALLA, Jan. 4.-Break-
ing a smallpox quarantine, travel
ing hundreds of miles on trains
crowded with holiday passengers.
walking freely about the streets of
the city, Ray Last, of Tacoma, ar
rested here, veritable angel Of
death, with a case of smallpox in
a bad state of contagion, may have
brought disease to hundreds of
families.
Last was taken sick with small
pox in Tacoma and placed under
quarantine two weeks ago last
Wednesday, He kept the quar-
antine until last Friday, when he
evaded the authorities and made
his way to this city, where his
parents live and where he formerly
made his home. Last was sent to
the detention hospital. When re-
covered he will be prosecuted.
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SPOKANE

The Sunday night bill is "Big
Hearted Jim," comedy melodrama
with western color. Jim represents
a Montana sheriff and the cast in
cludes stage driver, Indian heir
ess, pretty school teacher and a
villain. Bertha Julian has the
school teacher part. An interest
ing plot is claimed for the produc-
ton.
A star cast Is announced for
'The Gingerbread Man." at the
Spokane Monday, Tuesday and
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Wednesday evenings. The char
acters include old Mother Goose ia
vorites and the comedy has made a
great hit in the East. The scenic
effects, costumes and chorus are
especial features of the perform
ance.
The Lion and the Mouse" Chas.
Klein's stage demonstration of the
downfall of the mighty in money
circles, is announced for the Spo-
kane Thursday, Friday. Saturday
(matinee) and Sunday. Dorothy
Donnelly and Paul Everton lead the
cast The play is strong one and
has met with constant success.
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SEATTLE CANDIDATES LISTED

SEATTLE. Jan. 4.-Filing of
candidates. under the direct prim'
airy law for the city election In
March closed last night with 104
aspirants listed for the 10 offices.
Matthes Dow is Mayor Moore's op-
ponent on the city party ticket.
Among the republican applicants
are ]. E. HUMPHREYS and w. p,
Trimble, Gen. ]. B, Metcalfe Is
one Of three after the democratic
nomination.
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STRAIGHT DOPE ON
LATEST CHAMPION

fault of his that Squires was a rank
heavyweight willing to meet the
Australian.
Then Tommy went to England
and licked the stuffing out of Gun
ner Moir, reputed another Jem
Smith, only better. With jeer-
ing mob of gentlemen" at the ring
side, hostile in the extreme. Burns
cut and tore into ribbons what had
been the countenance of Moir.
Now he is matched with Palmer
and Roche, who are jokes, Neither
has chance with the shifty cham
pion. But you can't blame Burns
If the Britishers are fall guys, can
you?
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GERMAN EDITOR CONVICTED

BERLIN, Jan. 4.-Editor Harden,
whose printed charges involving
Count Won Moltke was the sensa-
ton of Germany, was found guilty
of libel and sentenced to four
months in prison. Harden's first
trial was instituted by the kaiser
and brought to an abrupt close on
the kaiser's orders. Won Moltke
brought suit on insinuations con-
tanned in the articles.
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CHICAGO IS DOOMED TODAY

OF Chicago. They allowed the
Lords day to be desecrated."
The Gentry cult is not confined
to Chicago. 1t reaches out across
the Pacific to Japan. There Yao
Terada, one of the Flowery King
dom's most beautiful blossoms,
breaches the doctrines of the Full
Gospel mission. She has sent
message of coincidence to doomed
Chicago.
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WASHINGTON.

The feature of the next six act
bill beginning Sunday is the Royal
Hawaiian Serenaders, composed OF
five natives, led by John S, Ellis,
noted tenor of the islands. The
members of the troupe are offered
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LABOR LEADERS JAILED

BUTTE, Jan. 4.-Three Butte
labor leaders were sentenced, to
three months each in Jail by Judge
Hunt. of the federal court, on
charge of violating the injunction
issued to protect the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone Co. in the
strike. They were charged with
kidnapping nonunion men put to
work. William Cults was given a
fine of $3.50 in addition and A. E.
Edwards a 800 fine. Joseph Shan
non escaped fine and r. c. Scott
was discharged.
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BY GEO. r. PUlEORD.

Tommy Burns is a dub. Jim
Jeffries.
Tommy Burns is bum. Tom
Sharkey.
Tommy Burns is a joke, Jim
Corbett.
Tommy Burns is a laugh"-John
J.. Sullivan.
All the has-beens and the retired
champion, Jim Jeffries, are calling
the present International title hold
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Classified AdOertisements
Real Estate inducements
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Next week the great White Sale
of Under Muslins and Embroider-
les at half price and less at the
Whitehouse. go
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WANTED FOR ARMY--ABI4E.
bodied unmarried men between
ages Of 81 and IS; citizens Of
United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. For
information apply to Recruiting
Officer. 1851 Howard st.. Spokane.
Wash.
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Special Correspondence TO the Press

UpecdaI OorrssPoHusnco 70 1HS <SSss
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Chicago is
doomed to destruction. 1t will be
wiped off the face OF the earth to-
day or a few days later, DR.. VIM.
ID. Gentry, who makes this
prophecy, Is not sure of the date.
81 know that Chicago Is doomed"
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list, does a fiery serpentine act with
electrical effects. New illustrated
song and moving pictures complete
the bill.
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The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
ANTI-ADMINISTRATTON MAN TO
OPEN CHICAGO CONVENTION

An administration Senator the Hon julius Caesar Burrows Of
Michigan for temporary chairman of the Republican national
mcompromisng Foraker John Aaloy, Of Ohio for
poay secretary.
To this from Chicago where subcommittee of the Re
publican National Committee made plans for the temporary organization OF
the convention received with surprise Washington that it
fairly away breath administration Republicans putting
conseave the sensation of day political
circles.
Recently national committee has been supposed be prcTa As
temporary interpreted still be
proTaf The action of the subcommittee
OF ardent administration direct slap the President
Senator Burrows though not the ouspokn of the antdma
Senator's has opposed administration measures like the Philippine tariff
bills uniformly lined with the opponents
policies temporary chaimanhp
Scott Of West Virginia Of
subcommittee hurried trip Chicago Michigan
had definitely been decided by Of United States Senator's who
that body and who Rooscycan keynote
sounded at Chicago
John Moy for the seeretarysbp equally
psng Taft administration bitterly fraught
with significance object primarily doubt promote
mony Ohio.
Beyerdge and Doe who had been discussed
poay ehaimausp the Chicago good part
Roosevelt will be recalled voluntarily suggested Chairman
Byedge would make excellent temporary chairman Doye
understood vas persona gsa i'll this
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
BEATS FRANK CLARK
With OWN Stick
Member of Congress Assailed
by Florida Ex-Governor.
ROW FOLLOWS UGLY CHARGE
Representative Says Cousin of Will
lam J. Bryan Is CRATER, and Fight
starts in Hotel in Jacksonville.
Public Accusation Made fin Speech
Case Not Ended Yet, Says Clark.

Jacksonville. Fla. May 17.-Represent-
ative Frank Clark. OF the Second Florida
district. was belabored with a stick by
ex-Gov. W. S. Jennings. in the lobby of
the Hotel Arragon this afternoon.
Clark spoke at the Opera House last
night, and among those whom he at
tackled for opposing him was ex-Goy,
Jennings.
Clark reviewed the public career Of
Jennings, and among other things
charged that the ex-governor had a
genius for grating.
The ex-governor called at the Hotel
Arragon this afternoon and found Clark
surrounded by a crowd in the LOBBY.
Called "A CRATER.
Did you call me grafter?" asked the
x-governor of Clark.
7 did, replied the member Of Con-
gress.
Then you are a liar. and you know you
were a liar when you said IT," cried Jen-
nings
Then the ex-governor snatched heavy
cane which Clark was carrying. and be-
gan 20 beIabOr the Congressman about the
head and shoulders. After Jennings had
dealt Clark several blows which raised
ugly bruises. b! itanders interfered, and
stopped the fight. Clark says the mat
ter shall not rest.
Ex-Gov. Jennings is a cousin of Will
lam Jennings Bryan.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
CONFESOES TO KILLING THREE
Half.Witted Farm Hand Tells Of
New Jersey Crimes.
Bohemian Says He Thought He
Could Get Money by
Murder.

New York. May 1T.-Frank zastera, the
half-witted Bohemian farm hand, who
went to work for William B. Sheppard
last Thursday night on the old Garrett
Wall place near Wickatunk, n. J., con
fessed to Prosecutor Andrew A. c. Stokes
to-day that hs murdered Lieut. Sheppard.
Mrs. Sheppard, and their servant girl,
Jennie Bendy Saturday morning.
He shot Mrs. Sheppard first as she
was going back Upstairs in her night
dress with a bottle Of milk for the baby,
and when the lieutenant rushed down
stairs to his wife's aid. Zastera raised
the magazine shotgun and let Sheppard
have a charge full In the breast. After
that he ran around to the back of the
house where Jennie Bendy. the servant
girl. was getting breakfast. and shot her
through the heart.
Prosecutor Stokes and the detectives
got the confession from Zastera after
ten hours solid questioning
Il was at o'clock this morning when
Zastera finally gave in. He suddenly
dropped his head in his hands and
cried: 4 see it now; l see it now. 1t
comes back to me-
Did you kill them?" the prosecutor
asked.
Il did, said Zastera. Il wanted money.
knew Mr.. Sheppard had a lot of money
in the big leather purse he carried on
the inside of his coat pocket. 1t came
to me all at once to kill him and his wife
that morning when I got Up to milk the
COW. had not thought of it before"
Zastera was arrested in Freehold.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
PACIFIC SQUADRON SAILS.
DaytOn's Command Leaves without
ANY FOrmaIity.

San Francisco, May 1.-THE departure
Of the Pacific fleet to-day was unattended
by ceremonies.
Not single salute was fired. the naval
regulations prohibiting this ceremony on
Sunday except in exceptional cases. The
eight arm0red cruisers and the gunboat
Yorktown hoisted anchors and following
the lead Of Admiral Dayton's. flagship.
the West Virginia, steamed out of port
at a speed Of twelve knots.
In this file Of war vessels were the big
four. viz: the West Virginia. Pennsylva-
MIA, Colorado, and Maryland, all in Ad-
miral Dayt0ns division; the Tennessee.
Washington, and California. of Admiral
Sebree's division; the Charleston. Admiral
Swinburne's flagship, and the Yorktown
The Pacific feet is headed for the Santa
Barbara channel where. for few weeks
maneuvering viii be the programme
Tactical drills and squadron eyolutions
will be a part of the work, and after so
much play in this port, Admiral DAYTON
proposes to put his men through a stiff
pace until they timber up again.
Tomorrow noon the Atlantic feet sails
for Puget Sound
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
BULLET HOLES IN HER HEAD,
Mrs. ROsenbergeI's Body Found in
Open by Cowboy Searchers.

BelvideTe, Kans., May IL-Mrs. J. c..
Rosenberger, aged seventy-four years. a
Kiowa County pioneer was found mur-
dered with three bullet holes in her head
on the Millard Birkett cattle ranch. near
here, at daybreak Sunday morning. by
searching parties of cowboys and ranch
ers who had been out all night.
Deputy Sheriff r. z. Stephenson saws
there is every indication that she was
first outraged and then shot.
I. c. Rosenberger. husband of the mur-
dered woman, saw a man on horseback
about 4:S0 .. m. passing the Rosenberger
sch0olhouse going in the direction of
where the crime was committed,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
VANDERBILT SEARCH GOES ON.
Divers VIII he Called In TO Hunt
for Girls Body.

Princeton, n. j., May I7.-Prlnceton
students co-operated with the police to-
day in searching for the body Of Miss
Bertha Vanderbilt, the assistant librarian
at the university. who is supposed to
have been drowned either in the canal
or Lake Carnegie. Hundreds Of persons
stood on the banks of the lake all day
watching the workers. No trace of the
missing girl was found.
The general opinion is that nothing
can be accomplished without the assist
ance Of professional divers, and to-mor-
row one or two will make an attempt to
locate the body.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
DYNAMITERS CAUGHT IN ACT.
About TO Touch on Explosives Under
Salvation Army Readnunrteru

Atlanta, Ga. May T.-But for the time
ly discovery Of Policeman Handy. forty
pounds Of dynamite would have been
touched OFF under fhe Salvation Army
headquarters in this city at o'clock this
morning.
Policeman Handy saw three men act
ing suspiciously. who ran as he approach
ed. About forty pounds of dynamite had
been placed ready to explode. The men
were about 10 touch it OF when the
policeman approached.
The Salvation Army runs a hotel in
connection with its headquarters. and
over 200 were in the building
Detectives to-day arrested George W.
vebald, R. S. Hin. Robert Ford. George
S. Pierson. Max Singer. William Jarrett.
and George Adams. The detectives think
revenge was the motive of the plot.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
LAUGHS AT CHALLENGE.
Wilbur wright VIII Not Discuss
Offer of Frenchman.

Manteo. n. G., May 17.-Wnbur Wright.
of Wright Bros. refused TO comment
this afternoon on the challenge Of Henry
Farman, of Paris, France, 20 the Wrights
for a flying machine speed and distance
contest in France for $500 stakes.
He smiled when questioned, saying
there viii be no answer to questions ea
that subject.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
GIRL CANOEIST BROWNS.
Miss Faith Powers Goes Over Sew
enty-foot Falls 10 Her Death.

Miss Faith Powers Goes Over Sew
enty-fOot Falls 20 Her Death.
Middlebury. Vt. May 17.-Caught By
the current, Miss Faith Powers, of Benz
nIngton, and Ivan winslow. student of
Miedlebury College. were thrown from
their canoe into the waters Of Otter
Creek late last night, and In few mo-
ments Miss Powers was swept over the
falls. still clinging to the canoe. She was
drowned in the deep water below. She
was graduate from Middlebury College
last year She was twenty-three years
old.
winslow struck out after the young
woman. but was unable to gain on the
canoe, and in a moment he saw it tilt on
the rocky edge and disappear Realizing
that Miss Powers was lost, he struggled
TO the bank. The falls at the point OF
the accident are seventy feet high.
though It is not straight drop.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
FLEET WILL BRING
MORE SHIPS BACK
Metcalf Drops Hint in IN
terView in Chicago.
MEANS END OF WAR SCARE
Secretary OF Navy Tells Reporter
that When Battle Fleet" Returns
from Orient IL VIII Have with Il
Two War Vessels Now CHARTERED
ia Esst-PIeads for Big Navy.

Chicago. May 17.-Victor H. Metcalf,
Secretary OF the Navy, passed through
Chicago yesterday en- route to Washing
ton from San Francisco. where he had
participated in the ceremonies Of wei
come to the round the world" fleet.
A most significant statement fell from
his lips when he said that not only
would the sixteen battle ships that are to
make the sphere-girdling journey. return
10 the Atlantic coast from the far East.
but two other ships Of war would come
back home with them
In other words, the japanese war
scare" has so far subsided that the
Washington government believes it safe
TO reduce Uncle Sans naval force in
Oriental waters below what it is now.
VIII Bring Back Two.
The opinion has prevailed that the OBJ
jectiYe point Of the battle shin cruise
was the Philippines and that the govern
ment would leave a very strong squad
ron there, was said 10 Secretary Met
calf The Cabinet officer shook his head
There is nothing in that conception OF
the battle ship journey. and there are no
reasons for it," he answered.
1T has been, and is to be. merely a
practice cruise. The feet will bring back
to Hampton Roads two more ships than
will leave San Francisco in July. The
entire feet will be off the Atlantic coast
next February"
Thus all the conjecture OF the "fingees''
and the writings Of war scribes were
punetured in a few simple words.
Reiterates Roosevelt Idea.
"A great navy is a preserver of peace "
said Secretary Metcalf. Diplomacy. OF
course. is a fine thing. and so Is arbitra-
ton. but a strong navy backs up a
nations contentious better than a states
man or diplomacy. A great navy is need
ed by this country. We have more than
600 miles of coast line, including the
Philippines. and should have ships at all
important points
we now have, in my belief. the strong
est navy next to Great Britain in point
Of efficiency. But we need more battle
ships. I will not say how many. We
have twenty-five battle ships in service
and four building, We should have a
number more
IT is getting so nowadays that bat
tie ship can be turned out in a year If
one has the money to hire the men. II
is important, however. that the appro-
priations be made quickly available. If
that is done, fast work in turning out
ships can be accomplished"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
CHOLERA THREATENS INDIA.
English office Issues Statement OF
Eastern Situation.

London, May T.-Dispatches from the
Indian frontier report that the Mohmand
tribesmen made a determined attack on
the British pickets at Dawa Zagai. but
were repulsed, leaving many dead. The
British lost two native officers and seven
men killed and twenty-three wounded.
A report issued by the Indian office
this evening shows that the enemy most
to be feared IN the campaign is cholera,
an outbreak OF which among the Brit
ish has claimed twenty-seven victims.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
GORMAN'S ADVISER DIES.
Thomas II, Lanahan, Aged 81, Passes
Away in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Nd, May l1-Thomas NJ.
Lanahan, for many years a power behind
the throne in Maryland politics. and the
legal adviser of the late Senator Arthur
p German, died this afternoon from the
indrmities of age.
Mr.. Lanahan was eighty-one years old.
and was the last survivor of the trio
German, Rasin. and Lanahan-who ar
ranged many a slate for the Democratic
party Mr.. Lanahan was successful In
real estate investments and amassed a
fortune estimated at $2,0o0.0O0.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
FEWER PERSONS DYING.
Hard Times Conducive to More Reg
ular Mode of Living.

Waterbury Conn, May 17-Medical in
vestigations all over the state show that
no business Is suffering more than that
of the undertakers.
Hampered by hard times. the working
man is forced TO observe a more regular
mode OF living, and has not the means
10 spend In excessive drinking. which
produces fatal diseases and frequently
leads to violent deaths.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-18
English Cattle for Janan

Liverpool. May 1.-THE agent-general of
tie japanese government wrote yesterday
to the Devon Cattle Breeders Society
stating that a number of cattle experts
would arrive in England from Tokyo In
June for the purpose of buying repre-
sentatives Of the most noted breed of
English cattle for the japanese govern.
ment