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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
Sra Qipets Setter.
San 5raneiseo.g alget.

Den moen Ronember bar en- if9b.
neinanger Dag for San 6raneisco.
Den Glare Weno, Der iioen oct ito.
re Soroif9ln bar iat alt mo paa at
frieere 9pen fra ben gennemgriben.
De Hnno6enifab, bnorunoer ben Ell
lang Sio bar liot, bIeo neo 8alget
forleoen Iat belt no af Spillet. Eli
|9roos for ben oneroroentlige, % |
Gan 5ranciscos Siitorie eneitaaenoe,
reIieieie Denomination = bpori alle
ariitne, ielp aatolifferne, oeltog
- og al ben Gompongtig6eo, JON
oct moraIlfe Clement / 9~efolfninaen
funoe prpItere, blen aommlrnal6eltD.
relIen igen lagt / ben aliffes Spn.
Der, Der bi6til bar repr9ienteret 90
fert on | Den 5~oroprpelie, Der bar
gjort 9pen til @enitono for bele Gam
bets Spot og 6oragt. Man bar onot
oeo at fro, at bette oirfelig er iii
feloet. 5rnncis 9enep, iom mootog
iaa flor Opmuntring 90 proftiif Stet-
te | Neutrality-suspicious. fra pr9ii-
bent Nooieoelt UNDER bennes aomi.
niItrotion, mlaa MI pige Ylaoien for
Ell Mano, Der iiges at bore fulo.
|Itenoigt | De foro9rneoe 90 anflage.
Be aorporotioners 9ieneite. arbeioer.
portiet - life afifrpffet neo be for,
~feroeIige 9efultoter, iom bets galg
of eugene Sdmit5 bragte bar
|bolat @rbeioerleoeren McGartbD iom
gorgmeTter. &an bar lopet at ge1aab'
ne gpens enmle SpillebuIer os Of
fentlige Suie (Dioes), og ! oct bele
taget bringe 9pen tilbage til oct for
onrpeoe Staoe, ben in5tog oa Soro.
ife[pat b~jemisete ben. Oct eneite
IDoablao, per bolbt no | aampen mob
ssoroprpelien til bet iioite Dor oene'
nina Bulletin; men bet biolp lite;
ltInffen tom, og Hetfaroigbeo og
Moral iuffer ni1ber Heoerlaget. Gan
Troncisco ma bore | en- frDgtelig
moralif betraetet, noar BET
ifete funoe tie, og, menneifeligt talt,
ian BET ie no, iom ON alt bet arbej-
Sc, Der er lat inc paa gpens moral
lie. @enoprejsning, bar ppret forg1'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
Den iagte Snien.

Oct laffer ben 40 gfteroor,
og gennem 9abens Greer ooar
en- itaoie, title Suien;
oct life er 0pmoners Sip,
men gooe aanoers tnite 9io
iom iagte 8anoes 9ruien.
Gen fommer iom en- Spiifen ipag,
ben giner 2po iom Siertebrae
al Iette Aanoeifarer,
maaife ira Dem, iom foruo orog,
men no paa title Ninoetoe
ben ODER Soroen farer.
Soa fpier ben bbert 9lomiterblao
og oii9ger bper en- Sangfugl GLAD
og gDnger 5rugt og 8anfer;
fun Menneifet bet title gsr,
iaa n9lten ej oct tale tsr,
men foloer ben / 5onfer.
RI ben ct Suf for 8eroens 0eo,
for alt, bnao Menneifer forbreo,
men aailoer fun fan ifue,
ct alngeiuf, nnar gnigbeo
ier gennem 5aageileret neo,
bnor merfe Sfpgger true2
2aar Oagens Strooler iluffes no,
ben iagte aanoeiuiens BUD
meo 0attens aomnle ioinoer;
Den brngte Silien fra ct 2ano,
11or Werfet life tnales fan,
men bpor fun alarbeo thinner.
SOFT oner 2inets TRANCE aaar,
bit oper Daqens Sample goar
Ger gingeius og 2engiel.
S 0atten trpnger cit til Sreit,
og 8ennen flpper ira Dor @rpit,
JON 5uglen fra lit 5Rngiel.
NieoIni gegb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Sioen taIte boo0e gait. q. g. san.
len, gait. q. S. gine og 9ait. 6.
%. Olien ira SartlanO. gait. 81.
len bra9te Subilnren ell inrli9 9il.
ien fra iin Menisbeo. JON Bait.
0ablitrsm fIere @ange bar poet ga.
fancebetiening.
gnlans Menigbeos Sanqfor gap
Here Sonenumre til beoite, bl. q. en-
Gang al 9nit. 5. 90. 9nnien, for
fattet for anleonineen. Ober 500
@9iter oeIto9 / 5eitmnnItio, JON
aoinoerne / emals Menigbeo Ter
oere0e.
3if's 9eo. oil benDtte 2eiIigbeoen
til bierteli9It at lpfenife Den eamIe
Gmbeosbrooerl Mea oi Ie BAN raft
iblonot os / enonl mango aar. 90
moa ban fao, naar arbeiosoagen er
en0t, faa BET Orb at bere al Ser.
rens Muno: On bar nRret tro !.
gof inc til oin Serres @Ieoel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

16. til Is. NoDember ifal Der boil
bes yWaisiionsuge" / n@runotOigs
gus" | asben6apn til 5oroel for
Den 6anife Strife ! 4merifa." Op-
roabet omSiplp motioeres oeo at iige,
at Menigbeoerne nppnteairfe er 10
uoeluffen6e benniit til at eDe oeres
9irfiombeo meo Ststte of friuilise
@aper". 1og oa Oct Daientlig er
uformueloe SmaafoIfs WioIer, Der
boIoer ben (airfen) oppe, oil bet
Tonnes o.I.D. Der CT nnDnt 6aa0e
Strife % Sfole og i9rlig Sfolen |
Tes Woines. - Gette Sproab er
unoerifrepet of 25 5rrer og 5rsfener
og oesuoen nf 6 W9no. - 8i ip-
mes mi Iieefrem, at iIigt 9iggeri Der
biemme fan bi Danif-a merifanere
fIet life bore befen0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
Gn ioeialiitiif &oloni.

On bette gnrne beretter yZitii9l.
lnnoif 5olfeblao" efter oSarpers
8eeflp@:
Der foregaar for Sioen life iaa
faa 3orisg pna at grunoe npe Gam.
funo / nDe geroensegne efter iocia.
@liitiife eaer / bnert 5alo BELT foope.
ratine Brincipper. st at 0isie 5or.
log bar M / flere aor n9ret uli0er
@ennemferelie pan Wericos moro.
lige 8eitfpit, peo Iopolobampo.9u BUG
ten. Der bar ct iocinliitiif Samfuno
opnaaet Observation-Disclosures fra
Den merifanife Staggering, OF pna
pisie getineelier pil oisIe bIioe enonu
mere foregeoe, iaaleoes at 9oIonien
oil fomme til at uogere en- bel lille
Stat at fruetbar Soro og meo en- al
De beoite Sapne paa 0oronmerifas
Stiaebaosfpit. 9opolobampo.g ueten
er nenllie Ell iiomGrfet natlrlig Sopn
meo BIoos for ct u%begrpniet antal
af Sfibe.
aIimaet er fortrinligt. Omtrent
alt unber Solen, fra SDeoe og Nnis
til Dooler og @onaner, tribes Der.
ssorobunoen er rig paa aaebaonoe
Raturifotte. Sopet er fulot al p9r'
oifuloe 6iIfciorter.
Ser bar altiaa Somfunoet fifret fig
alt omliggenoe 2anb. Wefsico inoe'
bol6er nemlig fore arealer ubenpttet
|2anb, og Reeeringen isger at op.
muntre til Snopanoring peo at gipe
oenne Soro bort paa lampelige Wil-
|faar.
Oct er MI fem og tpDe anr, iioen
bette Samfuno organiiereoes. vi
oettes Meolemmer uoDolgtes ioa fbrlt
en- Sfore .pionerer~ til at bragg Der
neo og grun6lnese aolonien. Oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Sfelge Den iioit tiIgangelige Sta
tiitif finoes Der 12,272,657 Sg1oags-
ifOlebsrn / bette 2ano. 9g til bette
Sal maa feies 1,459,535 2prere %
2arerinOer, tiliammen 1892, 1872.
On balp Billion gfsempIarer af les
Jon belps~ u0giues for at meoe Spu-
oagsifolernes arap, % 9unoreoer at
IprifiIte 9ubIifationer beIliges bette
Qrbeioe. 2%utberanerne bsr naturligt
bore 5org9ngere / bette arbeioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Seoemisiionen | Chicago bar efloe-
Zig opnaaet at faa eget lofnle. 3ions-
foreningen for Ssrael bar febt en-
gienoom paa SaIiteo og gremer Sts.
for $t8,250. Soruoen MeoeiaI for
@uostienelte bill Der blioe 8ibliotif,
2pieb9relie og SamtaleD9relie. go
flor 6. %. Seimonn bar arbeioet /
Mislionen ser / Is gnr. Der er en-
isofif gefolfning paa omfring 200,-
900, iaa Der er nof at misiionere
iblanot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

er life enboer, JON fan bline Me0lem
al Samflnoet. Mian ma baoe en-
ten lot Beige eIer ipecieI 8pgtig-
beo at iette in6. Man maa ogioa
befoite i'm ,oen gieiie oerfeo oo beIit
life fomme Der lloen Iiot 0riftsfapi-
tai.
9opeoitaoen for BET blomitrenoe,
iociaIiitiife Samfun6, JON 6srerne
ier i aanOen, be0er Bncifif Gitp. So.
lonieus Snobpogere itaar genuem.
eaaeioe bolt / 0anneIie % aarofter.
5or 8openfroppe CT Der ingen Sri.
teller Der neoe. Gen, Der life oil
arbei0e, faar bener intet at ipiie,
Men 8iaoffelien beitaar / lloiigten
til ct for efonomiife Sor9er befriet
2ip | iunoe, imuffe % bebageliae
Smgibelier. aI proouftip @ien0om
tilberer Samfunoet; men boer Mono
betales for tit arbeioe efter en- peo
feles O%oerensfomit faItiat Bris. San
betaleS meo Yapirieoler, iom ban iaa
~isaslfor aolonien fan pefsle, moo
ban enifer - un0tagen Gam.
fune1ts pro6nftine 5paeseienoom.
Snnoefen meo Omper0enen paataaer
Samfunoet Jig.
u nj e q nj.
9enne aoloni %begpnote Sipet I'M.
Der Ipie uoiigter / en- ifsn og frugtbar
Natlr, oe Den gaar Itaoig frem | Bel.
Itano oe llopifling. Men ben er for.
eorigt lnngt fra oct ferite eller ct
eneItaaenoe gfSperiment al oenne glrt
/ amerifa. Wfan bar efsperimente-
ret | oenne STEERING | mango Dele at
llnionen lige iioen Salnfieroierne.
Og @runoen er, at oct eoinoelige
Sag efter at Jorge for Jig og fine t9rer
pon arefterne og opiluger ioa fllo.
lt9noigt al Sio, at ben, Der bar andre
Snteresier og 2pnosler, END Wiao og
9riffe fan fploe, fsler fig fuet. gan.
fen ON neo Sammenilntning at
binore bette Maoitrpb, gore bet let.
tere og oer0e0 ifaffe 8io til at lepe
2inet uloer n~o9enlunoe menneife.
Iige 8iIfoar, er oerfor after og after
bruot frent, iRrlig | oanneoe Greoie.
On befenot amerifnnif MilionGr
tiger, of fll1oe ban blot bptte fine
Miaioner MOB Sifferbeo for, at bans
gern niloe fnn Oct goot % life tom.
me til at li6e 0eo, iao gioroe ban oct
Itrnfs. Og oenne | bpert Sab TIL.
n9rmeliespiie Sifferbeo er Oct, man
bar 6aabet | bet cooperative Samfuno
meo 5p[leseie. Sbert Barn bill 10
feSes iom Meoorpine til al Somfun.
bets aigoom oe 6erfor meo iifret
@fsiitens. 5orplorene ion fele iig
rolige boooe for 9ernene og for oeres
egen 4loeroom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

S Muifegon, Mih., fanot Ell norif-
lutberif Neni9beo iflg. n2be 2utb.~
at Den life furtoe isrge t~illtr9ffelig
for en- oppofiehoe uneoom | DO
oermenigbeoen, ina ben beilutteoe at
itifte en- ielpitenoig eneelif Wenig-
BED. Den blep organiieret / Moi
1908, og ben bar pitt i'm Stprfe /
financiel Getning peo at gere lige iaa
nleget iom ben as aar gamle norife
Menigbeo. Der gioes flere lienenoe
@fsempler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

On ronlerif aotolif uotaler fplgen-
be | Mnleoning at ct proteitantiif
2nemanosm6oe | Buffalo:
Bore p~roteitantiife Ursore CT life
iomIeoe | Buffalo for 3ioen for at
boIoe Jeit. Aloeles life. Gpbt neoe
! bDer Monos &ierte CT Der en- 2Rng.
fer efter i1oeet mere END 2iDets Np-
bclier. MIporIige Nenneifer i6ger
Cubs Hige fbrft. De gfr bet ! Jor-
boIo til oeres Cps. 9nifer til Sub,
at pi ale madtte ie Dor Bligt meo be
famine gine. ll6falbet at oisie Mp.
Der / Archaeological er tuungen til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

gerlse~ oe / bets steo otaee os Jam
men til 5amarbeoe e, aft efter
iom Chen filler Opgaperne".
Soo bliper oet Serren, Der alene
bIiber itor, o9 iaa %oeliigner ban bort
arbeioe til lit Iiges ltobreoelie oe
9rempefit blanot bort 5olf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

blibe eoot. Der er Sneie Of oooe
g rnin9er, | bnilfe aotoliffer o9 ST
fe-aotoliffer fnnoe nrbeioe iammell
for 5amfun6ets 5orbeoring. Sono
8eligion abler life SAD, men Ser.
Iie5eo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

9r9iioeut eliot uoeluffeoe gibelen
al jim lem 6oOs 9ogbgloe@. 9ten
9ib.Ien fillOes / 8enniploallia Serl-
banes og burlington 9oute"9 Bog
ofoeling. 0g gpgerne5 ll0ieenoe tg-
Der paa, at De bliper br1tgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Raar eqIerne bsnusnoer fs til Rolf. Der
opertererl globet. snteu tor at tgbe bos BEN
eIler Of Of too Eplusninq ON BET npsitershe,
bebes Sc oltio omtole, at 9e iao apertisie=
nentet / bette 8lab. Get oil uQre til gen.
Fbie Jiu1te.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

8 9ilfelbe al llreaelmesiebeOer ueO
Eobfoaslen beoes man tIase I'll bet itebli9e
Roftb9ien. Sfuloe Der life biGlpe. beoes
mon henuenbe is til a9unfferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12
Sborben?

RVVADah+
Sfol Storm og Sne til epig 8io at.
leie
Sner 8aor og 6gt2
Sfal Staten ~nafbrnot lit Wsrfe Die
Of SLIDER fiernt / glt2
SfaI 8eItens Bort bper Scat for So
len luffe
5 enig epigbeo2
SfaI 2inet ieIp for 9eoen unoerbuffe
Os gaa / @lemiel neo?
9ieil Storm og Sne og Spo Ifol enoe
s enig 8oarl
Oegfatten ifal ei mer iitUtsrfe ienoe,
Raor Chen ielo forgonrl
Og Observation-Disclosures ifal forioipoe
5or gpigbeoens Sol,
9oar 2ipet onerD eoenSeir ifnI oinoe,
Sra Bol til noerit BOIL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

pes. Staffels 9pl Der life bar fufloet
Strait til at reiie ii9 al selen oo
go0tgsre i'm 9iet til en- S~oOersplaos
6lanot 9ationens Stn0er. Siffert
bill Den fonlnle til at lioe. inotil Den
oaaoner til erfenoelie at jim frpgte-
Iige 1ilitan0 og Sitting. Gen itore
SiemipgeIie for ire og ct bolnt aor
iioen ipnes life moralif at booe biul.
pet ben. aampagnen preoes me0 al.
lebaanoe Mioler, og Geiultatet er,
at IN beapnoer 9pen pao Ell ny mo-
roIif glenoi1beosperio0e. JON oct bill
freeze mere enc menneifelige Wi0ler
til at uoleie oen al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-12

Entered at Blair Postofiee as second
class matter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
TEAM LEAVES
AFTER SUNDAY

Today and tomorrow are the last
chances to see the Indians in Spo.
kane for many weary days. They
leave for the coast next week and
what they are likely to do over
there on the contracted grounds
will put them up I'm the pictures.
Seattle had the fence clearing hab-
1t at home but hits of any conse-
quence have been rare with them
here. The situation will be re-
versed when the Indians get into
grounds where there is fence
within mile or so.
But when they come back the
weather will be balmy, everybody
will be hungrier than ever for the
game and it will then be worth
while to have had them away--but
not till then.
Good luck goes with 'em.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
JESSIE SHIRLEY AND CON-
PANY SAY GooDeY TO AUDI
TORlUM PATRONS AFTER
WINNING WORLDS THEAT.
RICAl RECORD.

Realistic drama will rule the per.
Torrance at the Auditorium to-
night. 1t Is the final appearance OF
the Shirley company, after four
years of continuous performance in
Spokane, covering 210 weeks.
This is the worlds undisputed
record for stock company engage.
ment and 1t is so recorded in the
great theatrical center of New
York.
There are other remarkable fea.
lures of the Shirley engagement in
Spokane. Most of the prominent
roles are still filled by members
who accompanied the company to
this city four years ago, and sew
eral were with the company when
II made its first appearance here
seven years ago.
To the genius and magnetic quail
tiles of Jessie Shirley and the man
agement of her husband, Harry w
Smith, manager of the company, is
due this record. Miss Shirley has
played about every town from Mex.
leo to British Columbia, and her
last engagement in Spokane is one
of four years uninterrupted. Here
Is what she says of II:
Il am tired and will enjoy a rest
but l will deeply regret having to
part with my company We have
worked and laughed and wept to
gether so long it seems like the dis
ruption of big family TO have
them go away"
The same sentiment prevails
among the members of the com
pany-and this after years of the
hard grind that members OF stock
companies have to go through
When they are not acting they are
rehearsing. Their life is one OF
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
Commission to Rule on
Rate Application to
Hartman System.

A United Press dispatch to The
Press today from Washington D.
C.. brings the information that Spo-
kane. Portland and Seattle shippers
will be given a hearing before the
Interstate commerce commission
June 8 relative to the enforcement
Of the Spokane rate case decision
on the Hartman lines in the west
The Spokane decision, as affect.
ing other roads, becomes effective
June 9, but the commission today
granted a temporary postponement
until after the Hartman rate ques.
lion is disposed of. Adjustment OF
The Hartman rates on the basis OF
that ruled for the Hill ines on com,
plant from Spokane will place all
. The competing roads running into
Spokane on an even footing and II
Is generally conceded now that nc
further attempt will be made to
combat the justice of Spokane's ar.
gument for freight rates based on
the distance the freight is hauled
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
DEAD
W|THb0TTLE
At HIS SIDE

Dead, with bottle half filled
with whisky lying at its side, the
body of Henry Hoffman, age about
40 years, was found by officer
Willis this morning in the vacant
lot at the corner of Lincoln street
and First avenue. Acute alcohol
ism is believed by Coroner Schlegel
to have caused his death.
Whisky was Hoffman's bane, ac-
cording to a few who have seen
him about the city during the last
few days, and he was seldom seen
sober. He was Identified by letter
found in his pocket which indicates
that he has been a resident Of
Weddburn, Oregon. Nothing else
is known of him. He had evident
Iy been dead several hours when
found by the officer and It Is be-
lieved he crawIed into the lot
among the old wagons and machin-
cry late last night when very drunk
and became unconscious. The body
is in charge of the TurnbulI Under
taking Co.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
BREEDING
FLIES BY THE
MILLION

Complaint Of a huge pile of fly
breeding matter back of the bear
pit at Mantle park has been made
Practically every livery stable In
the city is said to be subject to
regulation on the same score. and
this Ia true Of slaughter houses. al
though they are not located in resi-.
dence or business sections.
The warning of the state health
officer, reinforced by that of local
health officials is that unless a de.
termined and systematic campaign
is carried on against flies this city
is domed to = Typhoid epidemic in
the fall. The flies feed on matter
that teens with typhoid germs, lit
orally saturate themselves in it.
and then fly into houses. to scatter
the burden Of germs over sugar and
every other article of food they can
reach. Then the family wonders
where 1t go the typhoid.
The state health officer recon.
mended the use of metal cans for
all forms of garbage with tops that
At over the outside, and the thor.
ough cleaning up of all forms OF
rubbish.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
SHE REPRINTED
BUT TOO LATE

Repentance came too late today
to save Sarah Minsky, aged near
ly IS. from a term in the reform
school. The girl had twice before
been before the juvenile court and
released on prayer Of her parents
and promises to do better. Today
she was again brought before
Judge Hinkle, this time to answer
to a charge of incorrigibility pre-
ferred by her father, coupled with
a request that she be committed
to the reform school.
On being sentenced the girl cried
bitterly and manifested the first
real appearance of repentance In
her various calls before the court
The family are Russian Jews and
the father is tailor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
ADD ITO ACRES TO
CITY WELL PARK

To protect the city's water well
and secure a most beautiful site for
park extension, the park commits.
sion has purchased 40 acres OF
land east of the upriver pumping
station. The land purchased is
part of Nicely & Young's Orchard
Avenue irrigated tracts and was
bought for 1895 per acre, or
$43.500.
The park board some time age
acquired the King tracts of 16C
acres across the river from the
land purchased of Nicely & Young
thereby giving the park board the
largest park area in the city at this
point, with the river running
through its center. The park board
hopes to acquire other lands in
this vicinity as soon as terms can
be made.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
HEARING JUNE 8 ENDS
SPOKANE'S GREAT FIGHT

without the addition of the rate to
the coast and further imposition of
the rate back to this city from the
coast.
A. w. Doland, head of the cham
Der of commerce committee having
the Spokane fight in charge, stated
today when informed of the action
of the commission that the COM
mittee would in all probability send
H. M. Stephens, attorney for the
committee in the legal warfare
waged, to the conference at Wash.
ington.
Mr.. Doland entertained no appre-
hension that the decision already
made in favor of Spokane would be
adversely affected by the June con.
ference. Instead he expects that
the session will result in extension
Of favorable rates to the Hartman
lines. The latter would have to
meet the new rates anyhow, as
otherwise Spokane business would
all be routed over the lines giving
the most favorable rates from
Chicago.
In Washington the hearing is
looked upon as certain to mark a
revolution in freight rates through.
out the intermountain country.
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endless labor and effort. eYt their
separation is like the breaking up
Of family.
Miss Shirley and her husband
have a pleasant home on Ninth ave-
nue., and they have made no defin-
tie plans for the future. Had their
run continued until June 10 they
would have played 1000 times in
Spokane, and Miss Shirley was
anxious to make that record, but
members of her company had to
depart earlier in order to fill en-
gagements with other companies,
and she gave up the ambition.
George McQuarrie will take a
leading role in Shubert's stock com
pany at Milwaukee. When Shubert
was in town two weeks ago he wit
messed the Shirley performance
and called it the best stock COM
pany he had seen. George Clary,
Jack AnfOry and Ethel Won VALID
ron Join the James Neill company
at st. Paul. Anna Cleveland and
Howard Foster have gone to Salt
Lake. sByron Loucks and Frank
McQuarrie will go into vaudeville
and Laura Adams will go to Cali
fornia 70 ra rest, after which she
will probably join the Baker COM
pany at Portland. Jennie Lee and
Mabel Dalton have their homes
here.
No company ever got the hold on
theater patrons that the Shirley
company won here and there are
certain to be scenes of genuine
emotion tonight at the farewell.
The. company opened four years
ago RED Carnation" and will close
in "The Baby Chase"
Manager Hayward has several
attractions to play in the Auditor
ium after the Shirleys leave, and
the house will be formally opened
to first class attractions August 81,
under control of the Northwestern
Theatrical associations, which has
obtained control.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
SCARLET FEVER AT
SHERIFF'S HOME

For the past few weeks the wife
of Sheriff NICK. Pugh has been seri.
ously Ill, requiring the constant at.
tention Of a nurse. Today his young
daughter Beatrice was taken sick
whit scarlet fever. reqiring the
quarantining Of the shreiff's resi-.
dence, near the courthouse and jail,
The close proximity of the sher-
IFS residence to the juvenile de-
tention quarters and the county Jail
renders special care necessary to
prevent spread of the fever into
those buildings. Sheriff Pugh says
he will exercise every precaution to
see that all danger 10 removed. -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15

health officers time and for the
two physicians who are assisting
him at present, for an extra tele-
phone and further provisions for
school examiners. They want
further provisions for sanitary of.
ficers In each ward who will be re.
sponsible for strict attention to
sewers, collection of garbage,
cleanliness of alleys and yards and
to look after the cesspools and
vaults.
They will ask for three quaran.
tine officers, every one Of them
mounted, who will also have the
fumigating to do. They will call
for two meat and market inspec-
tors, two milk inspectors, one Of
which must be mounted. They
want an ordinance drafted provid-
ing that when any one is ordered
by the health department to clean
up and fails the crematory depart
ment may be ordered to do so and
the charges may be taxed to the
owner of the property. II not this
sort Of ordinance, one that Will
place the crematory department .
city charge, with its duty to make
regular collections Of garbage.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-15
JONES GETS A REST

The trial of the damage suit OF
A. C. Jones against his mother-in-
law. Mrs. w. M. lmmel. has been
continued until Monday In Judge
Sullivan's court on account Of this
being law day.
II is said that Mrs. Immel has
brought witness from Chicago. =
nurse In the Jones family for q
time. who will testify that Jones'
was not as kind and indulgent to
his wife as he testified to being
while ON the stand.