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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

Nr, 1886. Sine ciniode Shiir5G.
oir 0o@ 1onje alciO ocr,t. mir obru
iNuitrirt bcoori !cinca YoDcg. Gic
il: Icidlt bcr4citcIlt mo 2cuoid)yn.
Slnntm @in3bom EcrcoIc uno Qucr.
ocltrciitc MusIin limo patience tofic.
&uls IND HrmJ0dcr m6acn nit ci
Nom GinloB id)nro.cr 5pibrnlruuie
bc'cbt mcrocp. Sir Elm ~5-idbriaca
ainO iill0 IA CARDS 3G-}0ll. Stoiic9
tcnotbiJt. MnItcr fonmlt in | @rG.
zen: 3. >, I m10 8 ,{uhrc.
@cgcn GipicnOuug pon 10 Gcnt$
III Sjlbcr o0cr 9rieimotfcn miro Dies
Nillltcr al ir8cnp cine Aorciie &C.
innot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Ycrbienfuulcr Nniifer %aeiturbem.

3anrspiIlc, 8, =. Mpri(. -
Wiiiif.T ireftor otto Serbrrt Giaep,
Der Gompouiit 5pblreider popuI1rer
8eiunge. itarb in ieinem 5einl il;
3unespiQe, Ohio. i'm aIter bon 80
Sabren an 2ungenentjiinoung. Gr
ipar Der Iirigent. Der bei'm 0ronoc
ocS ~Sroaliois Sbeaiers" III Gbicoao
bcroiif bis gun, leBten Wontcilt All
'cii,em YoItcn nlisbarrte, Inn onrd,
Dds Jortoauern Der Wliif berubi
aeno nnf Die rrreaten Menihenmai,
ien eiu3utpirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

GtroorQcltrtNc &uftfuDrt
oCa @r0lcn 3CpprIiu lit nid}t pro
Qrnnmm0BlA p@crlouicu. Ioa Yllit-
lhllf Dottc nlit rincm hcitigcn Sturm
Ill fdnlpien u10 tolmtc ocohulb nid)t
lulc bcublid)tl0t mar, in W}ilndrl
lon0elL allcin Ole &onOullN pol3o0
Ild IN GlnQoliinN al Der Nior, ctluo
90 M|cllcn pou NtjjtdcL obuc llniuQ
ooer StoOcn. Ger 3cppclin arcll
ser bat oonlt ictnc NciituutN2iGbiN
felt olif I'M StlIrnlc bcpicicu mrnll.
gIeld) CT IN OcnicIbcn icinr Mun0-
nrlrfohIAtcit nidt Oortbut mic Gin
&rGIjcr SIN Gee. Cos lGBt iid) ulld)
BON elmer |rflnoun1 Ole nod 10 iml
gen Sotlu19 mo 10 mcnil crprobt lit,
llltbt crlpurtcn. Ter 9lrtbnl ser ,3cp
pellIr ld)cn Griin0uua miro ourcb Die
oorgtltrtgc 6abrt nld)t 0cld)m0lcrt.
GnB lie nod OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ut lulro nicnlon0 bciirr luiliclL, ais
Vrnt Zeppelin rno icinC WitQrbci
ter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

@ofinunN@poIlCr &iinOs
/ in t.. r&br SObu mteritiiBt Sic
mobI idlon rcdt tijdtia inn @eIh1it?"
- "Nu'. id) miQa mcincrl NculiG
t'mm' id, BON 'ncr @cih0itatour 1T.
rllf bat bod Der @cnacl lit Elcitc
proporirt AroBurtig, lag ib
,<bncn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
SpiritnOicn . 2iecn5 : Npplifatipncn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cite 0r. w.
Siircnu Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Simmer Hr. 300, Gerihtsr 8cbGuoc.
G. Sterett McNim, Yr6Iioent.
Santcs Nnnb,
SeHiamin y. Sbreroes,
GpMHiftArG.

Sic nn6Qcnnuitcn Eerfonen bObcu Petitioner
iir cine Hnhctati' Spirituuicu @tccuj pom /.
Aitul 1909 ciuNcretdbt. Die an Samtn1, ocn H..
Hpril 1909, I'M II tbr ~&lymttldpe, in PC
rntbu1G ac5uHcll WcrbeH. EJvtCtc uuiiicu nor
- Wt,ttnHGa. GHl SUructluN, out 10. Stprtl
1909, Cinacrct6t iein, ltno NarRulnrc i6lnti,
ipcnl 0eiullnlht, nui Grtuteu IN 6ieieIt Viircau
erlauBl UCroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Nelrna hcr nm 81. Eeiemnrr lno!

Qctrna her am 81. Scicmhrr 1908
IN 0cu 9icr Giuuicn In strait
bciiuolihcn FoIircn.........S 81
VctrGg hCr III Mturpluno lodbrcuo
nCS ,dbrcc 1908 GlloBCltGuieu
FuilCCN q.
RrumiCl. luClCc luUbrCno 1905 III
Wtdgniuuo cinptahaCu Murdoch.
Sn MiGrUlun In 1908 bc5n6lte
ScrIl,itC
M WiurOlnao in 1905 crlitieue
GCrllfiC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

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ffa5'04HFEG t6 9y3H''t 50Es snrne,a G['''lt Su ai9,siI arS gST
I9uu IinActtt0l lein uho "2titllnte loItlil.
n TTH. 9eI pDr u "'I e'lu"'" !" 0'e'W "H'euH
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Sbet'elert.
Mona. e,.rou,. m,r.
NIbab' 5rcbcrtd. gseTer@ Forf SO"'O
SMtu N'mute' 10 9nIStoI.rHht ,'.' Is
''"''' Is H itrrI. gTS Hsni,S "a ','''"O''' 1910 .
eanpcri Z G6dri ,'S'@ IT, 1872 2&ia.to;aiihtyr .,. 49,. /
%S,H4cT' N9Gm; @0Q oS Sno, !, h&Uln@e6l!r .'.' 20
SWss91scrr' HSSYyfSs'' a33 Nj 5iucniir >''V''"''F'
gcriomiN. @Gminmin 240 U goloiir ....... .
Sy,T y;ag cr 5,I ~, ~ snt >: "IT''Y1 g u, 5n,,
&5acSsI &3oml v rs2a , ~ 9omoorOtt. 80. :
T5Mmrrile %noniG2 ,tao S 58.6I ~
StWrrt,,, SS Stininm, 'II'o aS SS'n 5<In'' l4'' }H,n ,ri.'H
S"'NS, Sg,El"W - J"S -"'0 @.'FoppI'loE
n,. S!'uEr -, ,a r~,.....n.'tZl
j,WI1Ga ,o wntH'5 Y l AZ ~ , G0HpHS~'l''
S{a nm, .t &atrtd Is 1909 go, @} 4? .....2 y
SS SE.I, }oo,&gS0 IN 2$ ~ Sn, SSngglo ....''' 5
So III, n NUT" ~ W 20 iSEt Nlusi,W'
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G92inICIo.. < gu Zoos eoIterr gl1E "'''''"''''''
2siaa@ 2S%isg9 q, l75olInaog5 /. Ege@6aroitr, -
ESSioUrt6yts 5si Eio ! a. ~ S1iSS tt551IIrII,tt > ''''' ~
SSHuuut' SS."ntm 70! St 10 = ~ .ge''' '''''
ST Wcrnro$ $''9d' ~ "a S"o si ~ si;''' i
SGrrcIi' lFGTr:c1mTttt C5S$itppsp rs " ttSonir
tESCIHSSnrtToIr 'tS'""ttiitn Sgo ~ J.r5,, ''-"''''''
S {1nC Ec, Eu""St, iC G,s,f W. EI1'tll6r q . -
Eiiihhs,| NlIH6nt u rs -FS 'SbI1f r5it, 81
TTomFTMy' o3 ;Is"h 5 y II SoG T"C GO''''H'''' :
S"rSc'; SLat'Ss y an ,s ~ !.I9!EuSMIlF
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&taHrymTaorrSc,, $TTin NS 81 5 an, Str ''"'. . !
WOlC.tpteuI Spllph, l1@n q Galtltcllt ...,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
GicrbiuoialECitcu.

NciiosMcfcroc ..,... $3i, CPS, $4,000
@cQcWplrtjGcr 2Scrlb non Petra
Ncr AM Supplcmcni0r CON
trultC nod ntht tdIltN. ...... i3,2S2.9O
&crbt1oltdtcltcu uli cuniclltrtc
Tuliccu ...... 23.9Ql. 90
Sutulc PulicCn-guipriitaC ...... 1893, S63.9 90
Nnl Eornu5 bciublic BrumiCn.. . 23,S3l.26
Giht %OCrbiCntt 3iuicn mo Mics
tbcr. i'm SnrnuS bcBdblt. ..... 40.032.I 20
GomUii'tpu, an &.GcntCll faltQ... 1,12222
Ni1GclaufcnC Uocr inlliRc Snlire
mo Guocrc l~lnIOtcn. ,.....,. S,s21.0 S
6dutAc ooCr uuipeluuienc StuutGs,
Gom1tU. mo Stuhtlicucru. .... 40,5S2.SI
Sipl0Cuoc, an NOltcen IubNbCr
, iduj0 ....,........ 4t7.isi75
Spciul RciCrOc iiir pcr56acrlc ii
"Utocnocn Gclitrn .......... 2Qi6.G43.O7
@crihlo, NH drltIihc @cbilbrCu l,55s.O0
0rtrHsNtcicruc titr ~ubiOlltc MricG2a
llto g&C.t aEpiiccn ........... 12O.52B.S3
Siubc5nbltco Authenticated -. 200. 5000
ytiht heii0uirtr GouO9 tllcbcr.
i0li) ......,...... 2.3G0. s95.34
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
+. Osrnanh
@srcralg gcnt,
Statc Mntnal Giic NNnrancc So.
upn SGprccitcr, Wiaii,
Nr. Eli NurosG alucrt. Strnfc,
Baltimore, Nh.

Gunocnir:cr 9iueipCj6 ipcr ocI Stuuo Der
,StGtc Wiu:unl vie NiurIncc oumpnnn"
Uuu gs0tcci!Cr, Mai,, I'M 81, SC5cmbcr itls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

WClllllllIC UlTllONnCl ......... SUNlIN2T.I "a
NCiummiC gluoguUru ........... 5.1I2.2lg.49
GutBabcu.
@rinhCiQCutbum I'M 9ciiB Der &c
fruibdfl ....... ......... S2.65l.7 Q4. %
NNpotbcicn AMI @runoCigcUtbum 23,vOH $500
Surlsbcl an Soliircu Nnhuber uul
Hulittu her GuupuGuic. ...-.. 3,OIi, SOI.02
GontpH0nic .",.'."...,, |Q,2Q5127.t9
Vdur i'm NiirCuu. in Wuufcu uuo
Iru'l CninpupuiC'H . ......... 2,SO4. -
Sdui0e llun uulNeldIicnc 3tnicu
ms Miclbrn ........... 54G,2S0.40
Vrdmicn ..........,... 7G2. 349.57
@rutto .Wutbubcn ......... .$4t.3a3 1882
Nidt 5nHcitanocuc @ntlubcn.
Nu0pcrtb Ger Seilrttutcrl itber
ben MRurInuCrtb ............. 372. i30.S7
lotNLG bnNeilnnNcne @Nthnben $ll02l. 7s8.O5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

Vane .fhr'S Mnsianb teiprat G.. AsaIne, ala
Sh.taIttHpresetr, nahe Gniiom Suuie .auenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
&criidjcrungS g~lnSmciic.
s., @en5tn9,
@cihnitSiibrcr.
Continental SnilSinM
Baltimore.

GuuoCuirtcr NuSmci5 itbrr orn Stuno oct
n@crmnuin Siic Sniuruncc COMPANY" upn
giciU :YIurt mn 81. Ecicmbcr 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
Welb 81 perleihea

nnt, rfldht Wttb arbrandbeA, irrfnrr sir,
tor. Mrieinen 1li Galire, DioheI unt 1tunb
slgentpu!d. I'm, Serita4eI. Refine e1an Sfflte
QieIbooen ,Sa,nm,re sxbesnss e" !" ~
VIZ Srsh-N0rd pftrhs. f279--f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

FGlIs Sur Rriir ms Amslanb be.
iurgt &. Maiac, Hr. 413, Cit.Sulti
mureitraHe, uabe Cation Sunie Ast
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
etnat Mnrptauo, 9erHhcrnnns. 7 eyartemen

SINnt W1ntVInlo, Nrflitcfnlnes Ecpnrteinenf,
NunimiiiGr rs Sitrcan. Nuftim ore, ncit 2,
piiri 1909. Sd bcihcinipe bicrmit, CAP Gors
ilcDcnccS cLn observation-disclosures glis5ng ahs
rance GomsulO" bis sum 81. Ec5cntber 1905,
ME ct in oielemt gurenu eineeretAi lporoeu. III.
Seni. y, SruHir.
lHhSG.H3J TerittberltGssGummiiiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

stnut Wlarnlnuo, @criidcrnuoo. : e%pnrtcmCnt,
Gummii1 rs SlrCnn. - @uItimDrt. oCH -.
Scbrunr 1909. sd bcidriuiGe blcrnit. ouil
&urltcbcloc5 elm neutrality-suspicious. Ius3tq ans
ocm Huualuciic OCT u~crmrntG vie Snitrantr
oicicm Nir,uu ciuGCrCiht lporocIL it,.
@rui. &. GruRie,
(sBQS1OO O GcrlihcruuQo Gummiiidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
1ota;c ;uocftanoenc @nl0oocn $a2 loc. 1886

~0N"T '"0FT"'"VV"F V7'VOVVH w. I'''T ~"
gcruiuoii1sciten.
Attto.lctcruc ,..... $28,sj3 5000
&cQcmvrrllQcr (Sert6 BON sierra
Gen. ami StpplcTcutnr Con-
iydlIc nod niht tuuiN. ....... 1j3.G92.n 90
Iuiu.c Tuiiccns Anfpriide. ....... lit,32O.ru
an &'orui$ bc}ab!t? Erdnlch .... 6t.OJ2. 90
gutpClauluIlc poCr tlllGe Eu.urt
uln naOcrc llufoilru ......... 77.5O0.00
.ll @'oItcen. Intdbcr idGtGc Elpis
htu6Cu 371,G2G2E
Spt5idI. heieroc ......,..... tG2, IjIUy
Rid! 6ciHntric 6nnoa tllcbCrs
i0aB) .....,........,.. 2,G7iNi73I
$50. i901l3,GS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03
GotuIe STANDARDIZATION

NctrQQ Der nm 81. 0c}cmbcr
1NOs in oCu &cr. Sinotcu in
strait bcfirbli6cu Eo!trcn. .. .StlG1Il ,275.00
Nctrup Der in lturnlunh nab
rcUn ocS [ubrC9 1908 ullSgcs
ittltCr Noltteu (pepobnIihe) d.. 3s,s72.00
IN NtulOiunh lpibrcrb 1908 col
leitirtc lrdntcn tQclp0AlIidC) 20,G9S.0i
IN MlurDIuuD lpibrcno 1908 col
icliiric Brdmtcn dnouitrtclc). 1,010.07
Sn WiuyNluuo Udbreno 1905 be
iablte EICrIuitc tqCp0hn!lbc) e.. 29056,52
IN MturOlduo lpubrCuo zoos be-
Bubltc &crluilc (iUouilrtclc) t,076.00
IN WturOIuun in 1908 cr,tttenC
&crlultc (pCp6bulide) ....... 30,l45.5l
III MturUluUo in 1908 criittcnc
&crIu,lc Cinonflricuc) ........ 10000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-03

Ontbabcn.
icaIbGt .... $t,Gs3, G50.0
SUppibclclt uul @riuoetGCnibrm. 4.9UI ,2jS.St
FlnUos SurieDut .............. 2e,4Uj.Ou
COrlCbCl an 4%OllcclrsS ltabcr dui
EollCcn o2r GoTtpG9Iie. ...... 1905 91. 90
FrumlCu lSChiCl du1 ~ Nrutt
bCitcbcuoc liOliceu ........... 7t,5II,00
CblGdil0nCu mo gltlCiL. GlBClls
lbunl Der GOnlpuqUlc. ........ POSTS. 225.O 90
Gndt I'M NilrCau. N Hanitn mo
lruit.G ompdRnjcn ..,,..... 433,2731S
SurlcGcll acACll pcGiuullbe StAcr.
gcl ............,...... 1IA3t.71
Nnulac Uil6 uluQcluultitc SlU'ct
uno WIlclbcn ,........~... 4O3.st0.47
NtOi Coilellltic mo Ocr8oGGrtt
]l'rdmicu ,...,........',., 525.67l.90
WtnrltluCrib Ger EbiiGui,oucn Uao
Miicl inner Vu@ptriD ..,..... $4,000
Gut dnotrc1 GumpGAEle'l lIr
Jtilu ucritbcrung iiutg. ........ 100000
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
NEW YORK GIRL TAKES HER
FIANcE BEFORE JUDGE De-
CAUSE He WAS BAD


NEW YORK. Aug. Cecilia
Barshak, age 20, appeared in Els.
sex Market court yesterday against
her sweetheart, Jacob Bennett,
whom she charged with abusing
her father.
Il love Mr.. Bennett, but l love
my father, too" Miss Barshak told
Magistrate Cornell.
She said Bennett called at her
house and quarreled with. her
father, and when she remon-
strated he threatened to strike her.
What is the young man to your
asked the magistrate.
"He has been keeping company
with me for two years, and we
hope to be married." she replied
proudly. "He is splendid young
man, works hard all the time, and
I'm sorry this has occurred"
What do you want me to do
with him."
Nothing, judge, please, except
to ask him to let my father alone.
tits all the fault of her father"
said Bennett. 1--WE never missed a
night in calling on Miss Barshak
in two years, and I even gave her
all my salary to put in the bank
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

=. Lewis CLARK on. 60 acres oppo.
site the Bosanta tavern, ON which
he has taken ! 20 year lease.
Judge Jacob TrIsber Of the fed
eral court of the eastern district
Of Arkansas is visiting Colonel e.
H. Jones in Spokane. Judge Trieber
Is greatly impressed with the In
land Empire and pronounces 1t the
1and Of opportunity.
Dame Nicotine, In the form Of
the prohibited cigaret, caused an
other victim to grieve. Harry
Spekman, a railroad man, was ar
rested by Detectives Burns and
Thompson. A package of cigaret
papers and the "makin's" are held
in evidence against him.
After an all day search for
$4,000 worth of valuables stolen by
porch climbers from the residence
of r. Insinger, 1928 Maxwell
avenue. the police are no closer
to capture of the burglars than
when they started.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
MUNICIPAL PAVING

In response to the order of the
city council, the board of public
works has addressed communica-
tions to various cities in search of
information on the question of mu-
nicipal paving. San Francisco, Salt
Lake and Tacoma are engaged in
municipal paving and San Fran
cisco reports that there is a saving
of 25 per cent. An estimate of the
cost of installing a paving plant
will be made by the city engineers
office.
One paving contractor, Fl. L..
Lilienthal, thinking that the city
may go into the business. has in
formed the board of public works
that he will gladly sell his plant to
the city at it's appraised value.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
NO THRILLING WITH
D. CUPID, ESQUIRE


by the American consulate, and,
bless your soul, he has to be there
on the job, and it doesn't cost you
anything, either. The law provides
for it. Then a certificate of the
marriage is sent by the consulate
to Washington, d. c., and filed in
the United States registry office,
and there's no getting married over
again some few years later, when
you suddenly find, as is sometimes
the case, that although you thought
you were properly hitched all the
time, you were sadly mistaken un-
der the law.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

Put your finger on the hot stove
and it gets burned.
Attempt to trifle with Dan Cupid
and you get stung, for love finds a
way.
Since the prolonged discussion
over the legality of marriages per-
formed in Vancouver or other
points outside the United States
borders, the willy matchmaker has
been hard at work and, trust him,
he's found a way.
Marriages performed in foreign
countries are legal, without ques-
ton, provided they are witnessed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

engaged the attention of select
set here was the nuptials of Julia
Kruger and Master Tony of Orr
vile, o. 1t was not an elOpement,
but there was a good deal of ro-
nance connected with the affair.
The contracting parties are
chimpanzees owned by banker of
their home town, and they came
here to avail themselves of the
services of well known magis-
.trate In the presence of 200 peo-
pie the words were spoken that
made one chimpanZee of two. After
the ceremony Master Tony slipped
the squire crisp S. bill. Then the
happy couple were showered with
rice and peanuts, of which they
partook with great relish.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
HIGH SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS

Miss Florence Hall of Milwaukee
has been appointed English teacher
at the South Central high school to
succeed Mrs. Louisa Patterson. The
school board is receiving numerous
applications for the position of
principal of the North Central high
school. A selection will be made
within a few DAYS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
WILL DEMAND
TERMINAL RATES

Councilman Ostrander announced
today that when the Milwaukee
franchise comes before the city
council he will insist that a clause
be inserted demanding terminal
rates for Spokane. He has a mo-
ton pending for the insertion of
similar clause in the franchise of
the North Coast, which comes up
again on September 10.
Ostrander says that if his point
is illegal, as claimed by some of
the railroad lawyers, it will not
hurt the companies. Under his
contention is shown to be Illegal
he will insist that it go into both
franchises.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
THAW CAN'T
SMOKE OR
HAVE LIGHTS
(By United Press.)

FISHKILL LANDING, N. Y, Aug.
19.-Privileges suggested by JUS
tice Mills at the recent investiga-
ton into Harry Thaw's sanity have
been denied by officials of the Mat
teawan asylum. Thaw is denied the
privilege of smoking. He cannot
have light nj his room, and must
retire at the same hour as the other
inmates. Justice Mills, although
ruling Harry Thaw is insane, sug
gested that he be allowed several
privileges.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
$500 EVERY TIME
} HE BEATS THE CUBS

. Pitcher Lew Moren of the .
= Philadelphia Nationals, credit .
= ed with getting a check for =
= 500 from his father for every .
= game he wins, announces that .
. dad" stopped payment after .
= the son had won eight q
= games. .
= Lewis father, who is a .
. Pittsburg millionaire and also .
. an ardent supporter of the .
. Pirates, has made him a new =
= offer, proposing to give him =
= $500 every time he beats the .
= Cubs, thus helping the Pirates .
. along. .
Q q Q q q Q . Q O. . . q Q Q q q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
BIDS FOR STANDPiPES

Bids on the four new standpipes
and the reservoir ordered by the
city council as part of the water
extensions will be received by the
board of public works next We'd
nesday. August %, at p. m. The
bids call for the completion of the
standpipes by November %, 1909.
and the completion of the reservoir
by June /, 1910.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
TO DISCUSS DIES
MONIES PLAN

The Des Moines plan of govern
ment has been selected as the
question for debate among the
high schools of the state during
the coming school year,
AS selected by State Superin-
tendent Dewey, the question reads:
Resolved, that cities of the north
west containing $4,000 in habitants
or more should institute a commits
sion form of government modelled
after the plan of Des Moines; pro.
vided, that the negative shall pro-
pose no other form of commission
government"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
CONSERVATION
IS THE HIGHEST
PLANE OF DUTY
(By United Press)

DENVER, Aug. 19.-Forester
Pinchot in an addresse today said
in part: That national duty lies
in the direction of conservation
there can be no doubt. l can con-
ceive of no higher plane of duty
than to conserve natural resources
along the lines of the Roosevelt
policies. To these policies | am
committed. These policies; if fol-
lowed, will not only keep the pres
ent forests. but give us lumber
when we need 1t most"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
ssILOYE MY LOVER
AND "A THEIR, TOO"

each. week. Her father. however,
drinks and won't work, and l got
tired of 1t and called him to ac-
count
A. "I'll let you 60 with reprimand.
You young people must not spoil
your lives by bothering about the
father" remarked the magistrate.
They thanked the Judge and de-
parted, hand in hand.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
ORDERED TO
SHOOT TOKIlL

PITTSBURG, Aug. 1s.-Ffve
picket boats loaded with striking
employees Of the Pressed Steel Car
Co. today are patrolling the river to
give alarm should further attempts
to bring in strikebreakers be made
The state constabulary is surround
ing the plant, with orders to shoot
to kill at the first sign of disorder.
A number of strikebreakers have
deserted to the strikers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
SWEETHEARTS OF 80
YEARS AGO ARE WED

SANDUSKY, o., Aug. 49,
George c. Gettings. age 73, and
Mrs. ARMENIA A. Ray, age "a, who
were sweethearts 30 years ago,
were married Friday.
Their first courtship ended when
they became separated. They met
near Sandusky recently and their
old love revived.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
A. p. MITCHELL HELD

A. p. Mitchell, 20, arrested for
burglarizing the home Of 8. E.
Smith, S512 Mcclellan street, has
been bound over to the superior
court, bond being fixed at $1,000.
Mitchell has twice been convicted
of burglary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
Buy These Pianos
at a Reduction

The warehouse clearance sale of
pianos has placed on sale some of
the finest offers ever quoted at
Eilers. Some are brand new, odd
styles of highest grade pianos;
some slightly used or rented stock.
We have priced them 1923 to 1920
below regular figures and offer
them on very easy terms of pay
ment.
Our money back, guaranteed ex-
change agreement goes with each
one.
was 1873, now $21S
EiLERS BROS.
Was $3.50, now. .$29S
STORY G. CLARK
was 5000, now. $50
SMITH G. BARNES
Was $3.50, now. 1927
HADDoRFF
was 5000, now. 1896
kiMBALL
Was $3.50, now. $435
STEINWAY
Was $500, now. $43O
AUTO-PIANO
Was $3.50, now. $3.50
OTHER PIANOS AT
$156, $196, $2OS, Etc.
Pay as little as SIS down and the
balance at 81, So, $40 or more per
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

= CLEVELAND. Aug. 49, .
= Dish washing IL not part Of =
= the duties of q husband, Pc .
= lice Judge McGannon ruled .
= Harry. Cohen was In court .
= charged with beating his wife. .
= Harry said his wife started .
= the fight when he refused to .
= wash the dishes and clean up .
= the house. He said he did not .
= beat, but only defended, him .
= self. Judge McGannon dis .
. charged Cohen. !. -
Q . Q Q Q 9 - - 90 go
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19

two shots at her husband. she ts1a
the police. Neither took effect
Mrs.. Downs was formerly on the
stage. She said she repeatedly
asked her husband to take her TO
4 performance. and that his nu-
merous refusals caused her to take
drastic action.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
NEXT COMES DIVORCE
Pair Of Chimpanzees Formally Mar
ried Amid Shower Of Rice
and Peanuts.

Special Correspondence to The Press
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Aug. 10
A pretty little social event which
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-19
THIS PRISONER HAD A HUNCH THAT
IT WAS UNLUCKY; JUDGE AGREED
(sy United Press,


SAN FRANCISCO Aug 19.-"Ths is Friday, the 18th. No
court for me today said Thomas when
the city prison Friday
ed on q charge Of drunkenness
oh, WILL retored Keeper Coogan despite
efforts of Coogan all the bafs hung
his cell bars and Police Judge Shora forced hold
court In the city prison
why did not appear upstairs?" asked the judge
Why, oday's too unlucky transact any business In
court" answered Regain.
you bet it unucky to bring the
you. Six months for you"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-07-30
THE bon TON GROCERY,

A little store with the best In the
grocery line-clean. new. fresh. and
prices reasonable. One trial will
convince you that It Is the place to
trade. 7-l0tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-07-30
no EXCHANGE.

TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Ore
gon; 160 acres decided land. title
perfect. no mortgage; fruit. grain and
grapes. For acreage at or near klam-
ath Falls. II. d. Sibley. p. o. box SAT,
san Bernardino. Cal.