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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11

0ad)te a6cr WutfoluSfp. mo iuath
reit0 oruilBclt Dor Der 8ar0ine sim
tebtrll Ololc Dit lieben Sresbetsr.
iiIpnoerGcit Die Ircsonerlnrlen. o,tf
Die pnfrn0c S5ene sr,,id)en aniier,
nHo Yapit borrten, idunieocte Mat.
folpafp IN ieiner @nroerobe eiiieu
]tufcplon. Ger Torhona bebt iih,
Der Euplt horrt ocs biiBenoen 3ais
iera ultf. icincun Sbrolt. peireno,
ltelen Die beioen &aiierimnel1 lno bic
Nciligcrt. irullcrno pb ser Shn,aA,
iltr Settt. itoi} bliden Die T1pitli2
den. Ia aelt cil @ctterleiiftcit
liter bic crititcn 3iioc oes EapTtcs.,,
ans Dem SdIlud5cn Der Srauet
orill9en tolbcrittftc 2aute, bie unter.
oriiftem aidern lidJt undbnlit, oif
S@oor Der ariegcr uno ielbit oiss
ENpitlidlcl luenocn iid) ab uno pefa
biiIet boS Slngeiiht rbrIides
Sdilttell geht onrh Die lpafere1t
Be'tultcn - uro ollf Der @iibnc crs
ldeint ocmiitbieen StJritte3 Der
til6enoc aoiier. aber icn trosiecS
qSillglinGsantllt lit pom eii1em iproi.
iellocn &olbart unlgcben, Der io5,i.
logcn mad Dem Tniirneiier id)reit =
sum crltcnnlole al, bieiein gbcnnP.:
Zen Mottonsfp.S %fipdrmcrn emf.
gillG IN ibrer Iu0aht Die ruabrc llr.
lnd)c Der gcriibrten Siiihinliiig d,if
Der 9ilbnc. uiclc hieitef, uieLeid)t Die
lteiie VsnSfc fir cine feine- r.oliItiityc
~Ygtitultce" Matforustp's. Nls Der aftt
ji Gnoc une Der 8orba,la geiaueiE !
~ltilrstc Der &eaiFclr a~oriibebenb aiff
0cit 9roBelt aiiiiitler: .aber Ser.
9Rotfplpsfn!!" Huhia ~ontiportete
Der: ,SteIcu Sic NAL hrei Sage I'M
'Sdl6Bboi bon Gonoifu nito obAe
6riicrr. Baum ieben SieFanb
i tdt i'd D lie + aus." Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11

SQicpb Slider bot an Ntorn {.
9eorb 6oS @runoItitd an ser Sin
wcit.Gfc BON Sigh. utb ElommolItr.
NGfouit, Ser GlGdlenroum mist tGi
6ci 70 6ltb. Is ioQ Elm preiitofi1c@
@ohnbollQ un0 Gin mn boiiclbc drcil-
5enOca @cb0lloc oili ocn @@luOltilct
crrldtct lpcrocn. n-
- @yTrtlrtt. NuuluarG & Gn. hdbeu
Dos @~rrn0Itiid an Der Siiooit=Gd2
non Eurfiir. mo Wic5cnrnItrn6e pnu
ocm @crpultcr ser Ienitt Clinton
@mcn5' Grbnlaiic 9cpud)tet, nm Dos
icIbc ola Enbrif SIT bMubclr. Die
i0brlid)c Miictbc bctrigt $2366, GG&
@runoitiid nliht TOO bel 33S fSl,lj.
,Srnnf 9Fppof hat Dos ucll crrid,.
tttr '@eh6uOt Nr. l37 Moro , aan
MOOD Nuc,. on Nnnu Tbcreia &obIcr
uerfuuit. Cos Saits lit 5meiitGdiQ
mo mint Il Bel 10 SUB. Yer @rrmo.
5il5 bctrdqt SD. 7@
SrnW George. $aniItpll Gpof
lat Ole @obmulH ~Glificbomtt" iii
@rcen Smino %alW 5lum 10. Mai
Ncpnftet. Go@ Bnt1oItijd lit GiAell.
tbltm poi Grult 6. Worton Stcipnrt.
Trou Gn1n1a SopfinS lot bon
Sroll &irAinio ". GoIiont ho5 aroBc
Orciit0di9c @ohntapS Der, 1922. N,
Glctitrobc At0cnijbef 0tn @'abilcn-
Sauorc, 0cToilit. Grr 8tGd)cnraum
0cS 8rllltoititfca betrdai 90 bel 100
6llB u1b Der 0~runb5its belGuit iid)
ouf $ll.25. i4f
- Gie groBe Sarm ppnl8 tn. GrnIt
9. 0prn bel gt, .9lirn ii dtaStepbcn
unb 9(nnie gfarfe bon .Golplpn ucrs
foltft pprhcn. las @ebouec ioll OILS
Gin Snitotoritm fir Sdtpitlbiiidlti0c
perlpcnoet mcrSlu. Gipr5drm ilnl~
foBt 81 stdct;; cin grobcS @ebnbaits
llub StdQunecn geb1rctt3tt bcriclbcl.
Weorgc u. Gppf llat nit benl
@oli BON 40 moocrnen Sl%uciitodigcn
WebnbGilicrn an scr Dorf-Hooo ltllo
Carroll sApenuc begonnet, Ter Sc.
ialnnltpreis miro iid) ori $4,000 &c.
Iol'fcaI
!. 9nib 0rottan 'falfte uonGal
bin &urringtpn Gin Wrnnoitiid nl ctr
Siibmcits@dc bon Catherine IL Gent
nlonitraBt, nlii melGeS. Der. auufcr
ilehrfre @runhitiide SIR eebaittll he
Nns 8rlsiaitiidl nriSt 81
Sub nj Der sieic lHte 100 Sub in aef
~
Ins pr1d)tiae neutrality-suspicious.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11

balta 9}r. 1913, Nort.2lpcume lit bon
Nurriion MiDer an Srur 2ilic Dc.
Minttr u2rtouit morocn. Go9 @rllnO.
ltiid bot cinc.l 6IUGcnrnlmI pom Il
bel 100 SUP; cir WrunOjira pon $40
Iic1t urf 0cWiclbcn.
- 1ic oNicl CONTRIBUTION So" bot
al Sobn ). %onc4 ciu ncrc9 ipci,
ItotiGca @eb0llbe, PR. 2i2l, Go
mon0ion 9tucuntt, jiall Errtic bon
$4,000 pcytuuit. Der @rlmo5ir9 be
tr0Qt $6l; ooH @ylmNitiid nfBt rs
lei 100 6llb.
~ Mcit. Arlington mltrcr Dos
@rm0ItilG an ser NcitGde BON
@rano0o. mo M}aiuc 2tpcnllc pclt
Der y&nrf %ouo Corporation" CIT
Suu :. gSnriitlo o~lrfolit. 1os Ues
b0iI6e ocS @ru1oiuife2 1T aus Soli
crrid)tct lut6 Bat eiilc br1ite &ernn,
90; 0ds @rlmOitiid bot Ciict Sli'
dcnrolnm bon so lei 1872 TllB. Gem
WCrnctntcn nod bctrIgt Scr &ouf
prci3 $4,000.
El0itc SIR Grrid!trulQ cinc2 Bib.
'dlc, G%obnGultic3 an scr Sibcrtu-
Sfouo, %cnnor mtr6cn bon OCin 2lrd,t-
tcttcll Glubc e. Sri, ollaNciiihrt.
Yer @nn miro i'm Yltitraat pom u.
s. @lomr, lucId)cr Dos Urunoitiid
filrjlid) BON Der o2etor Gomponu"
faritc, erridltct mcr0eE.
Same? .. &ercp Don goIto,t
Mnii. bet ho5 oltc .Gron QmlnorD,
NebGilbe" al Scr &ScItiptte neit Der
Grlio-0ipNbeuuc Rohe IplpbitItf.,
nr oie abpuieiCcfer& HeGltn 80" neY-
fnitft. BelorntS &ohtpoanic Der.
fnllite 0us @rltn6itiif meiter on 9elis
i0trin 4. SHIFTS. Sin brciit5figcS
@cbnilbe itcbt. oslf oeni ts Gel fN
Tub mcIicnbcn SrunoItiif Ger
Bruthsina bctrdQt sizes.
Go8 hii6idlc orriit0dinc @ofAt.
Guus Nr. S0t. @biteloditrobc. lit pott
Charles i. Stcin ol bic ,ltotiDrdl
8coltO Contrary" pcrfouft lporbell.
Ter @rlnro3ins lit $50; Ncr Std
d)crrnlm bettG1t IS tci So Sui.
Ter 8rltn0ltiid5ntutIcr Charles
q. @onlhen bat nIl 6rou 9cio q.
9tocQ bon Goltpile, "a, Dos @ruuo-
itiif 9fr. tDi, Weit,25. Sttabc, ptrs
fault: Gus 9@CtGtArtiii -srriN6dig'
ulr0 fretrt ant einunt: ltSttei d25rShE
n~ielierbet .@rluoNtld @rutesitts
S127.00.
Ter aSrpin9tpn Snu nnO Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
Gin 0robca @ohnDona miro Dol

- Gin groBca NohnDolla miro BON
ben Yrd)ltcften Bcbriih2r MScSdua0-
lin fir Srn. Bartlett z. ~<Sobniton ot
ser GIooeronle Noob, u6roIid POM
Gutom Elncc. erbnltt lucr0cn. Gas
WcbGltOc, mcld)ca ctncn ,5l6dcurnunl
BON II bel 80 cinncbmcu miro, ioIl
$4,000 foitcn. 0o2 GlnOamcnt miro
ans Goncret hcrgcitcllt, Iu@ &uncrc
miro IN moacrncm nm Clcgautcnl
Stpl ouageiilhrt mlo bic S0iclung
5unlciit aus MfarnGor bergcitcut cIcf-
triihc2 Sid)t ulo Gompihci5unN ipls
len irItoairt merOcll. Cine brcjtc sc
ron0o miro on ocn, Scitcn mo Der
6ront oui0cfiibrt.
- 9lti cinerl Brlulbiriia an Der
Norolcitc BON NlcnItrnBG 3uiltcn
Eart NeiabtS Npciutc mo NciItcr0s
tolun . Moab. plart Sr. Maltcr 9.
arclon iebn mo0crne 5lucilt0dibc
Mobltb1ulcr oliiiibrcn Sit loilcn. Ger
@cinn1n1tprcia bctrdat $4,000 ulo
Der Nrdlitcft ), Wiilllcr lit nit Mus.
'iibrnng Scr 3cid)mrngcn beihGiti9t.
Cic 0cb0ltoc ipcrocn cine &rcite BON
. mo cine Sicic ppu % SUB BADEN.
IoS Sltnonmcllt miro oll3 idpcrcm
9lonitcin unb oo3 God ans Sdieicr
bcr3citcllt lUcr6el,
Gic Nrdjitcttcn @Untt u.Noltjii9
linh bcouitrdgt morotn, 3citmlu0er
fir ocn Neubull scr WtcI Nouc
III NunopoIis ml3uierti1cn. Ger @un
Toll i'm GoIonioI StDi muigciiibrt
mcrorn.
Goa Sllncre scr rGbur6 Some
ono SnfiunurD". an 9toro.@roo0.
man. iull g0ll5lid rqnopirt iucr0ca.
l(lter gRocrcnl Wcr0el neben 0CHl
Operotionsrolime Simmer bergcittQt.
IN meld)ell Die fiir Sperationeu llQtb,
mcnoigcl S~nItrunlcnte oufbelpahrt
iperhci ioIlen. Sobdnn miro ein in
Geutidllon0 ber9eiteltcr slpporot i'm
Speratlonsraunc initollirt meroell,
melfer cil fairies 2it)t alli Den Ope.
~rotinnatiih ipirit. 8co. ii. Morris lit
nit Der aiiafiibrrr0 Der grbcitcu be-
n,,ttrnnt lnnrApu dNir Niruin Iiihnd
II. SO. bot Den WSnrmor aeIiefert, mel.
der STR SGiclnu9 9cpiiicr &Gunllldl'
teiten serluenOunq tlsspcn ioL. Sic
8eaad)tliBtofel Sun 4lliAnernns. an
ben 9robGf 9id)ter Cigar aaail: Soc,
fpelder .ieilie lesten Gage it oen &ef
ipital perbrod)te, lultroe geItcrn Ntor.
gen I'M Sonptilur angebrudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11

- Nr. Nrco. Nnllcrnld)nliot bcab-
iid)tiat, I'M Gintcren Nofc ieiltcr @ob
ming. 9tf. 2l5O, Glttnlp Elocc, cincu
jmriitodiQen 2hnbou rnb cine 5lpci
itpfiQc Garage crrId)ttu 5u ldlleH.
Ard)itett Scnrp @rulu lit nit scr
Nl9iiibrm0 Der 3cidumNen fiir Die
@Oyu9c bt0llltruqt. IS miro &c
p!o7lt, oieiclbc in 3ie0cln unO Stci-
ucn b%crjuitCilcn. Go3 @cbGuOc miro
- bel SO SUB mclicn un,b Die &erti-
ielunD mi &nncrn ~ocriclbcn miro III
moocrncr 9lrt ollagcfjibrt. Ger No0cu
miro uon Gcnlcnt mo bo3 Iod ans
lcrro Gotta AcracitcQt. Ger Ercia
miro 5000 bctrnQclr, Ter @nGon oil
ona @omhnuN 0ca Mrn. NoltCrlle
idrnliGt miro $1,000 foiten.
- Mr. George ". Giicnhallcr boltc
0citcrrOolr Nnllinlpcttor Nrciton bic
G%rloibniB sur Grbouullg elmer 60
roQc, nIt Der ode bon 9tortb 9lpc, II.
S~opcGropc . 2Iacp, Gin Nrditeft +.
Wontgnntcrn Nn0crIon bat Ole Nl0nc
0c@ WcbGll1C@ bcrGit3 fcrtig gcitellt
mo Der @uu Gontroft mur0c nit
@r1. Nrthur i. g3eit ob1eidlplicll.
Gas @cbGubc Dirh ein 5%lueilt0dige3,
mo miro diiS 3ic1clL Glen II. Cot
fret o~lti1cfShrf lprrhcn. Is miro
cine %reitc upn 80 SUB uno clncSicic
non 10 NnB babcn; Der. &unprci3
mfrs $4,000 bctroNcn. Iie 9lrbeitcn
3ltr Scgln1 0eS 6unNomelltS mcrocl
bcrcitS ljorgen onfgCnor1ten iucrs
bcn..
- %n ocnt @eihGitSbanle 9{r. 32l
9loro Gb0rlesitrnBe, mcldeS titri.
lid bon QbomoS GYleil onqcfulit
mlroc, miro cil Nrobcr 2a6eil in mo
6erncr 6orm ein0crid1tet iperoel>. Bic
Ird)itGften @aIopin II. NScnniltgton
iino init Der NnaiiibrlmQ Der Hlaiie
beonftrapt. Die cine 5eitc ocS san.
les grcll6t an boa cbcniuQs Don Nrlt.
G'gieil Q~cclGnetc STRAIGHTFORWARD &C.
boltoc." nilo Do3 ncu SIT rrridteroe
Sous mirh init ser NuiBenieite oe3
9tcbcngcbdii0ca coyrcipouoirer. Gle
@reite oe@ @oi!lc0 bctrdNt 26 SUB Ii.
bic Iicfc us sui.
Wn notAoitIlhGt lbeil orr Stoot
nltrScn BON Der 6omilie Nod)c. ied)S.
@FHasa4ii Ida :petscinem~ 6ldhenraniil
bon je 1873 ..ket 70 SUB 1i Soiepb
Sdreiber ~oerfaitir Sic @runoAiitc
iinN an Ger Montiorb-sIpc aelcgen.
Ger 0rnlOjina bctr0gt je $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
Bonn 8runbciscntb

1runoeiaentbumss @eihGit belt iid).
Die Colonial Yarf Gitntca"
bieten 5u giinItigen Treiitn @ouz
: pldsc al. - 81. Bartlett S.Sobn-
iton l1Bt ein $4,000 @ebGube er.
ridtcn. = Nnbere Nofrihten BON
llebertragureen Ii. i. 10.
glif Dem 8runoeigentbrnlS Morft
IdBt iif cine merfbnrc @ebung Der
@eihGfte crferner. ,Sn cen lebter
go9en nitrbc cine ielten groBc sln-
subl bon @rrmoitildcr ucrfouit mo
VIdne fir @aionocrunscrl ouiqt-
felt.
Sic s9oloninl Tnrf @ltoteS," mel,
die, pie ul anGerer Stelle oieies Nlot-
tcs eriihtlif, Gin-Ifer grobc 8runo.
itiide sitm Yraiie bon ie $1,000 %ofieri.
rpn, beiiscn 8rruloei9entbum mcitlidI
bon Der S~tubtgren5e III @olbroot.
9ie gn,ablunaen fir ein ioIhe9
@rnnbitiid betrosen $25; OCT Hcitbcs
frog muB III iiini Sabrcn obbe;ablt
iein. Gus Staotbureai, beiinoet iid)
in Dem llnion.S rilit.N eb1l0c, Sim.
nlcr Hr. 205.
Wic cbcnlall3 an on6ercr Stclc
Steac ocs y2cuiid,en Correspondent.
ten" criiftlid), bat oic yOcrmnn
2ono Improvement Company" cine
Heibe mobcrncr MobnbGuicr II, Dem
$500 @lod. Torf.@ciabts apclul.,,
aiiTfiibren loicr, iueltc lie gleif,idllS
gegen leid)te 3oblunas' 9eoingungtit
Sim Saul anbieiet. Ios 9iireau Der
Gompaanie befinhat lih IN Dem 9ano.
Bebaiibe, 3immer POP bis 205.
lie Witelieoer Der gounieiiter.
g0rie" baben fir ibren idbrlihen
giisflug eingeberbe @orbereitiirgcn
getroffen, nelder morgei,, olrl Otter
Wpntag, mad Wfincr's Tarf III Guii.
oaIf itattfinbet. Gas ARRANGEMENTS
Gomite, beitebeno ans Der. SO. s. q
gopoS So. WocIellalt, ,@, 81 ge.
ban, u. 3. @elt nnb V. g. Short,
bat eiu Yrogroinm auf9eIteQt, mel.
Dies einen neutrality-suspicious. Gag
fit Die q~bciInebnler e%orantirt. 8e.
ionbereS Sptsrriie miro benz ouge.
meIbetenl Jdjiftfnmpf Sfpii6en ben
So W.@ Naion ino gBaS, u. @ids
ertafget aebradt. Ter lug Of ipnr"
biIbet cine nnoere Wunimer oes BRO,
grasnnies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
Ginc Niatfuu5fG. 9incfpctc.

Guoc Der Seer Sabre goltlrtt 0tr
filr}lid 0citprbcnc RELATIONSHIP Der N
lreaocn u~npcrBciicne Slebtina ot9
NublitlmlS. ais Moiicr &ciDrld Ill
@iIocnbut6'3 AIejdlnnniQcnt Gro,
ma. MGbrcnO Mdtfouafp Nlte oo9
GreaocltCr Hllblifum ctll &er5~lAro
cine Scelc marcL bcrridtc IN 0cm
Gnicmblc nift bna bette GirccrnCh.
men. Nrr urcm Wnrcll Is Scr Edr+
teller 0ca. YopItc9 umb Wotfolp2fqE
sic bie ool ihrcr Noue ~porNcIdlrie-'
bcnt ,Scinoid)uiy" ouh blutcr Den
Sulilicn iortiebtcn llllo lid ullcrlei
Sd)obcrnof ipicltcll. Nl2 zines lido
men 2lbcnoS &uiicr !8einrid) C,Noi
fomstp) rclicbon Dor Dem FdpItc
fnittc mo hicicr it'd ju ibm bernie.
Der nGiNtc 6u Briif Der aniicr per
i~lpeiiclt in icin bcifneitcs Soden
boar, mnlerflid, lDi{c CT qia StiiG
oc3 iol5igeu Sdjruinrroaote&, mi0
ais Der &erlphnrnl9StuB Oc@ Ynp'tea
Ieilc. Stirtl beriibrte ou id,ob 0cr.
b,lBiertiqq &oiicr oenu ornlcn Gopit
ooS Sol5 III ben Miina. Giucn Nili
GenGlif perfinitcrtc lid bu9 @cIit,t
o23 cbcn nod 10. Snnftntiitbi9cil.
oulin cin crllfbnitea @iirqfii - urh
mcitcr iloB Der &ebc JSiroln. Gie
Rodlc nber iolgtc anl lKd)itcu g6ule
Nefonntlid) crluadt fltr1 nod 0f
@~crio6niulg nit DEM Gapit i'm 9ut
Ter Der a9ta @roll. ertreirt Die hdrere
9iiBerfutte ab nnb ittbt in bloifcr
Ritifnng por Dem Edpft. @r$ nnll
Der Topit micoerum dr oieiclN albcno
Dem aoiier periDAneHo ole @0noe
rcid)te. ga HcB cri poa- 5adt s4uei
ipornc 8iirltdcn in Den 9Gnoen Ocs
aoiicrS 5ilriid. urA Scinrif-N tot4
folpsfp Der nr0cr III icilcr 9iiBcr
f,ittc, nod III iciiltm Stbupprllpan
ser Soicntoifcn BATE bQtsts. 4aIllgers
OILS ecraoe liotbia. is eGrIidenl @rod
ieina 3anTte, ill pa iiiaftIte Die @iirit..
den oes Gdpites fSttt1Sfriidtc. bis CT
Suite nno @iiritden bon fitj mari.
mo iieb sait icilt aeiiestelanls -esii,r
iicrtc. sic lettc gohe lie lit nlei1t"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-11
ST.. @m. Deder,
feBinrtrtes bentfAes Asst.
2O.iihfins MYNriA

.. aO:lagftgs ytaSte. -
arnnitsiten. Seilf in flroetfsf Set
sopbills. slusf6fne.. OILS. nnb whinb.
, Hran.eeiten NusfIhHe icber Nrt. &ttlf,
tireif.. pbrntio1er, rernofe G4pd@e
SnpoteHa. gtierer, inb .H~IdfensNnHI.
reften. Gtlee In 8rr. .Hsder.S nnato.
nnare.etrSte.ss' sprsHuhisSsn. Scn
linr Ndrriitidgs BIS 10 tlbr, lbet,b3. I
I hMgi.ttpuhf bon Q llbr Hprmltf618s biS
llbr antrlitfass iit.n bon 5tS Is iltf
sibsnos 2oii,,srt,aa bon 2 iltr 8otIn.
ua e 2; is..s 'a. sss;.'s s s:s,. ne.
fret. (laot6.1&S IN
fM1nSs4&
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
DISCUSS CONNER IAL
CLUB PLANS

The plan for commercial club
was discussed at length this noon
at Davenports by the special COM
mittee which has been appointed to
look after the organization. II. J.
Medley of the 10000 club was In
the chair. The principal thing
talked over at the meeting was the
effect of the club on the chamber
of commerce work. The plan Is to
have the club rather an adjunct to
the chamber Of commerce than an
opposing force. A meeting will be
held tomorrow at which time 1t Is
expected the plan will be settled
upon and 1t will be decided whether
or not to start the club. I.
The coIfmittet has had the offer
of the top two floors of the Pan
tages theater building for a month
ly rental of $500. The owners of
the block have agreed to install
elevator service and furnish the
heat. The entire work of fitting up
and furnishing the club will be left
to the commercial club.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
BIG RAILROAD SUIT
ON TRIAL TODAY

The biggest condemnation suit
yet undertaken by the North Coast
railroad Is on trial before jury
In Judge Remnants court. 1t is the
action 10 condemn the Jesse Gen
try ground at the northeast corner
of Front avenue and Post street,
occupied by series of one-story
brick business rooms.
The ground has frontage of 113
feet on Front avenue and IS feet
on Post street 1t was purchased
from the Typotheekbank by Mr..
Gentry, who made the improve
ments. He values the property at
$25.000. and one witness says it is
worth $4,000. The railroads high
est figure is $4,000. which it is
understood it has offered Gentry.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
STENOCRAPHER SHUT.
OUT OF GRAND
JURY ROOM
CONTINUED from page ~

yesterday at the opening because
Of sickness.
Frank Graves, on behalf OF M. ].
Gordon, protested against the
swearing in of Gauldin ut that time
on the ground that the grand jury
had already begun Its investiga-
ton.
Prosecutor Pugh said that Gaul-
din's name was In the regular
panel and contended that any In
dictment that might be returned
against Judge Gordon or any other
party would not be Initiated on ac-
count of Gaudlin being sworn in
today. The court said Gaudlin was
on the regular panel and had a
right to be sworn in at that time.
Attorney Graves said the grand
jury could not proceed part of the
way with its investigation and then
summon other grand jurors. He
claimed 1t was not fair for the
party under investigation
Gauldin was sworn in, briefly in
structed by the court and led out
to join his fellow grand jurors.
Judge Huneke then announced
the conclusion reached by the FIVE
judges of the superior court at
their meeting before the converting
of court, on the question of a
stenographer in the grand jury
room.
He said he had no knowledge Of
a stenographer having been called
int0'the grand jury until after the
conclusion Of yesterday afternoons
session.
Stenographer Clark was called
into court and deposited his notes
before the court. Attorney Graves
moved. that they be destroyed,
which the court promised. The
stenographer was sworn to ever
lasting secrecy on what he heard
yesterday.
The three witnesses examined
late yesterday afternoon and the
record of whose evidence was or
dered destroyed today, were N. e.
Nuzum of the firm of Nuzum & Nu-
yum, attorneys for Gordon; James
Sparrow, father of the deceased
plaintiff in the Sparrow case, for
which Gordon Is under investiga-
ton, and Cyrus Happy of the legal
firm of Happy & Hindman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
RATE DECISION GOOD
AS FAR AS 1T GOES

The text of the interstate COM
merce commissions decision Of the
Spokane rate case has been receiv-
ed by Attorney II. M. Stephens. lie
pronounces it complete victory
FOR the city as far as 1t goes. and
urges an effort to have all com
modify rates fixed accordingly, in
edition to those named in the
ruling.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
BADLY SQEEZED in
ELEVATOR SHAFT

George Asey. 1910 Augusta ave-
nue.. was caught between the eleva-
tor and one of the side walls at the
Paulsen block this morning, sus-
tanning badly fractured leg and a
number of painful bruises about
the head and body. He was taken
to the Deaconess hospital and at
tended by DR.. Mccarthy. His in
juries are not considered danger
Gus.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
JUDGE ROOT A
WITNESS?


Judge Milo A. Root, former SUI.
preme court justice, has not yet
been subpoenaed to appear before
the Spokane county grand jury, but
he will be in all probability, as he
gave testimony before the state
bar committee.
Judge M. J. Gordon, who is under
investigation, has been In Spokane
for some days past, and is in daily
conference with his counsel, al
though he never appears before the
court.
Deputy Sheriff James Logan left
the city hast night with a lot of
subpoenas for out of town Wit
nesses. Among those who will be
called from the west side are the
members of the state bar commit
tee, e. B. Palmer, former law part
ner OF Judge Root, newspaper men
and all others who appeared before
the state bar investigation.
Louis Hill, president of the Great
Northern railway, and his chief OF
legal counsel, Mr.. Biggs, at St.
Paul, will be called. A standing
subpoena will be kept in the hands
of the deputy sheriffs for Mr.. Hill,
and should he place his foot with
in the state of Washington, the
deputy sheriffs from Spokane
county will be after him.
Judge Huneke ordered today that
all subpoenas issued should re-
main secreted in the grand jury
room until the end of the investi-
cation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11

The noon meetings have denon-
strated the lncspacity Of The old
assembly room 70 accommodate
the guests. The new room in the.
basement will give 5000 square 1Det
and room enough to -acoomm Rte
400 at the tables. The work will
be expedited with all possible
speed, and 1t is thought the place
will be ready for occupancy within
six weeks
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11

the charter amendments is the
placing of the engineer on the
board of public works. If that re-
quirement is removed, l will prob
ably vote to submit the rest ! do
not like the provision requiring the
election of councilmen at large, and
think the park board ought to
be required to report to some one
at least once a year."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
OPIUM SMOKERS FINED

Fines of ranging from $25 and
costs to 800 and costs, with SEN
tence of 30 days in Jail, were pass
ed by Judge Mann upon J. Jones.
r. ID. Peck, Minnie Summers and
Frank King this afternoon. Beat
rice Compton, domestic. caught
with those fined. forfeited bond
of SIS.
The five young people were
caught smoking opium by Officers
Lee Downey. Reeves and Sergeant
Weir in q raid made on the Glenn
ent hotel, corner Second avenue
and Stevens street. last night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
FOR STEALING OvERCOAT.

Jim Williams, large, fine look
ing man, Is in the city Jail facing
trial on a charge of larceny for
the theft Of DR.. J. Z. Burkett's
overcoat from the latter's office in
the Jameson block today. VIII
liams was captured by Detective
Lister at the Miller second hand
store, where he was trying to pawn
the coat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
UNDER $1,000 BOND.

Gus Eckerman was placed under
bonds OF $1,000 for his good behav-
ior for one year by Judge Mann
this afternoon after he had been
convicted in police court of having
threatened to kill his wife, from
whom he had been divorced.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
DEADLY BLIZZARD
IN SOUTHWEST

ALBUQUERQUE, March H.
One American and five Mexicans
are dead and reports of other fatal
tiles are expected as the result of
a storm sweeping the southwest to-
day.
An unidentified American was
found frozen to death near Ysleta.
Five Mexican sheepherders were
lost on the mesa several days ago.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
WON'T STANG
FOR ENGINEER

Councilman Charles w. tTNohr.
who led the fight by a portion of
the city council Tuesday night
against the adoption of THE ! pro-
posed charter amendments, this af-
ternoon seemed inclined to view
the question more mildlysan with
less hostility toward the una sad,
ments proposed.
The chief objection l have to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
CHAMBER SECURES
LARGER QUARTERS

The chamber Of commerce has
definitely decided to use the large
room in the basement Of the Hut
ton black as an assembly room,
and plans are now under way to
make the room pleasing and In
viting place. The old assembly
roam will sbe rented for ofaces. ! i
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
WILL INVESTIGATE STATE
INSURANCE SCANDAL

OLYMPIA, March 11.-The in.
surance investigation fight was
transferred from the senate to the
nous on this, the final day of the
legislature. A wild scene followed
The arrival Of the resolution at
noon. The sergeant at arms was
commanded by the speaker to COW
er the face Of the clock, and he was
then compelled to uncover It owing
to the tumuituous order of men,
bers OF the house.
Quiet reioned when Scott pre-
scented resolution appointing SEN
ators Paulhamus and Booth, Repre-
sentatives McMasters, Hubbeli and
Buchanan to investigate the state
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11

An European diplomats wife is
slowly mastering the English Ian
guage. Sometimes II gets the bet
ter Of her. Recently her husband
heard her trying to call down a
tradesman for overcharging her II
went like this:
You are much dearer to me than
when you were first engaged to
me-"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
RECEIVER PERMANENT.

The temporary receivership for
the British-American Realty Co.
has been made permanent. The
partners have disagreed and accuse
each other of fraud. The concern
occupies the rooms of the defunct
Inland bank of Spokane.