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n . stnu .,,,,-.ly IN tn. mids,i. Il ,hs
r,ad and u,ry..u.
Tiopa. rnud,n IT Walden happsned
ir- auinr.,hil.-- and h.. arrived i,i-t n few
miuu,.s- after Sar,d.Tson And thu. men x,sh
him ~ The, Lending car had turned their
machiu.. and hurried back Ia the wreck
n, o.sis,.d m Numbering In tn. uncon-
,.s,us man and m removing Ehh.l'a body
r, F.ul.n,.- had hurried on, from
WJlL, q mule. or sn AWAY. IN answer 10
an u--,rri ,alnuhou, cnli After q hasty
examination 81 ,Ir Robinson and Mr.
SlI pr. Faurknn- ,i.tr-nlnrd that II
would he b..-i >, hurry them Ia ~. LUke'-
Hospital a, N"wbursh Dr. Faulkner
soon brought Nr. Re lS.,valI around and
INV. ,.mvarary dressing 10 "A deep cu,
over his r,cv' "v. anl o'hc- scratches
and lmr.ps ON -, face NJ" Roosevelt
ouyh, - cn 1, ~ IiIke's ton. the phvs,-
clan ,.-c,,i,.i
As soon a. IN, IN lr-i rr"n could he
made comFnrtlhl. - ~1ni.--pn'S ma
chine Sander .pu him, Il set out for New
burgh. twelve nIl-- aVav wIth as much
speed - he dared vs.. They arrived a;
~, Luke'- n lew minutes after noon. Or,
Howell aud Dr Carr attended them. Mr.,
Silrs injuries were so serious that the
doctors DECIDED 10 have the advice OF DR..
Frank Hartley of 81 West Forty-nInth
street. New York
DR. Hartley hurried up u Ncwburgh
a. soon as he received 'h.ir message
IL was said NJ the hospital last night that
the bones IN one of MIR SilI's forearms
were so badly shattered that ampu,at,on
might be necessary
Ehbels body was taken To Walden 10
Condon's automobile Coroner Fredsrick
G Busse Of Newburgh questioned sew.
oral members 81 the Sandersoa party
Who had remained on rh- scene after
Sandsrsou himself had gone 20 New
burRh with the wounded ren Of 'h.
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Suicide ~ TROLLEY CiR.
Despondent Wan shoots Himself AZ HIS
Ftanrrr'S Sst.r.

PHILADFLPHt Nov. q Lack of en-
ployment and poor prospects caused
Lafayette Maihock. u years old. 10
shoot himself today a. he sat in a Fry
Chas. trolley car with the 9ir' whom he
expected 20 marrv.
Miss Nallla Callahan was returning
from Fox chase wirh Maddox A. an
early hour when without warning he
drew rev Oliver and shot himself r."
girl tainted and the mot orman PIT 81
speed and ran hI- car IN front OF the r-s.
dsncs Of Dr. j X knight Maddoch
was dead. bu' h. girl was revived by h"
doctor.
Miss Callahan told the police that sh.
and MaiaDck were engaged aud hat
they had expect ed To b" married on No
vember "a. But on Saturday night
Maddox had net her. she SAID. and had
asked her TO g. 10 FoS Iha-e and hear
his troubles OH rho way.
". told her she said. that he could not
get work and that thor marriag. would
have to he called of. He seemed very
much depressed and ASKED her, she de
cla-.-i - commit suicide with him b,lt
she refused
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OASIS or THE SHOWS.
Athlete Reports Find of Fertile soii and
GCniai climate nj norton sound

TACOMA. Nov. Like an oasis in the
desert Is fertile spot discovered ia tn
wilderness II the hoyuk River. Norton
Sound. northern Alaska. by number u
athlete including &. J Mclntyr.. the
basketball player. Bobby Brown. long
distance runner and winner ot the Nome
dog races pt,o Steiner. football player.
and Row stump. Mcintyre. who arriv ii
here Yesterday. SAYS the new field isal-
most n perf.ct Utopia and will make for
tunes for himself and I-sOciate-
4 dozen or NOR" hot springs revol,I-
tonne the appearance ~ the section
The ground i never covered with SNOW
BerrIe- and wild irtiit grow IN prnfu-Ion
The rivers abound with fish Their" -
an abundance II caribou and grizzly hrl-
Ducks. snlpe. pheasant. and Wild gees
are plentiful during the summer. h-,ng
replaced in winter nv swarm -. p'ar-
migsn.
Mclntyrs say= h. planted Vegetables
last spring and obtained crop Sui:lCien
to last his comrades through this winter
Near by wer. creeks from which they mad.
good clsanups of gold with m"lRr- facIi-
tiles. Mcintyre cam" Out 70 winter wltr
his parents Returning hex; spring h" SAYS
he will take in labor saving machinery.
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OHITf tRI

iInrn1rd .IoAeph Burke. q member Of m.
5snl.,uZ tinn o, II q Hoiiin- 4 20 Is Wall
street died yesterday at his home IN Dobbs
Ferry He had been III Tor nearly thre"
months His death Vas dIi. TO hear Dis 10
c,-" He was 81 ycar- old lie VAS born
iu Ncv York city " ~" age Of ~ wears
b" began work Y We, -,r..' ". va,
b. IN" FIRST National BauN Tor ,wen,y
Years y" nal f-sn n member oi IN" tlrfn
Of b h,nlls- p ,o Ne married mar ,! Mis-.
him Fiy. children ar" living Florence.
Arthur. tiza'Ssih. Robert and Katherine
tiT ~. General zen Of m. S.Irhol. RonrI rsr
Colorr1 Missions of 'hr ulreh states
CIaud" t.roa-he"k S'"rIinE died y.-teriav
81 heart di-"s-" al hi- home, -? West End
a anu" -" wa- bO;n IN New York city
ia'h"=. Ins.ph y >'"rling. was - Tn-rnbe T
year. nnd Ms grindf, her, DAVID Sterling
-as n.inbeT f.t n"ariv nfty yesr- Claude
o. sterling hal been e member for FIVE
ear ili- iath"r art - mr''t@r who vas
NJ. B!Lurh. ',Tos-b",k are dead His
sister. Bes'rI'r ~t"TI'r= aud his brother
iinnIan I,.- ~ ,b. soy t sn h~i -
funeral i he 2 10 from ~ James = Church
AZ Mad IN HN"uI' nnh H"Nsnf first street
~ ~ o',,p"N Tue Iav morning
Mr- Lob.r ,rIuam Dur. dow oS
Robert Graham y ~. founder ~ N" m~r-
canrile axsn"y. diad ~ Hot spring. Ia
W1r% rr,H W.. D She sf'm ~ ; La
when -ha married Nj DUN she va N"
principal o"n"dciarv IN his viii and for
wears too IH l"tiN" pIrr ~ pTOnT',ng ihn
bu-in~4- hnf No. l-f IN" D'I1 hOin" va.
a. ,is Naai-on HVruu~ I'm. funeral vii he
held ~ - Thpulsr Fpi-'OpHl huron on
u.dnssd1y
John \ Sugrut dirri an Saiurdav night
AZ h'- hOm". 80 summit avenue. J.r-cy
city For fprf, ears ne al hepn official
1tenogTarn"r NJ 'lr Hudson county ,ourrs
but Uns '"rn 'beh b. = phv-cal .'f"rs
dSwD 20 resign last fabTuary r.. 70.
born ~ Lon ion IN I-ii. vas FRA -iua'a nj
Brown uIfsf-gfy ami q member 81 the
Eev '---e" Eat NsEO' iation Sc r. survived
BY HIgs AMI three daughters
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Suicide ar GRAND UNION.
Simon House" Pays fer One Days IsssS.
ing and Turns on the Gas.

4 man who registered a. the Grand
Union Hotel on Saturday night as Simon
House. New York. was found dead IN
his room last night with IA gas tube in his
mouth and the gas turned on The ga.
tube was new and does not belong 10 fh,.
hotel The man mad no baggage Ha pa id
for one day IN advance. He was a bout a
years old and fairly well dressed.
In the pockets 81 the mans coat was
n bill for dues made out To Simon Hau.er.
I23 East Eighty s.cond street. by Ems nIlal
Marx II i3i East Seventy fourth street
secretary ~ Manhattan Lodge I5B, 1. o.
H. r. IN the hack ~ the bin was written
in pencil.
DgaF SISTER JrrIE' hope you will
forgive me I corld Tand the pain no
longer NV head was bursting Body 10
the undertaken. Funeral from the temple
Nv last rsnu~a' SIMON h
November 1910
Coroner HeIIenstein gave a permit for
the removal II the body to an under
taking place
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rnERnO, RG PILOTS ~ rrMILr.
Recent SuE srstion rhat they tut Down
Their Prohibati>sr Fees.

S-fr'f Crh'c D'spI'rA - rat SIS
tHtRGorR0. Nov a-Ths municipality
summoned IN" pilot svndicat. TODAY Va
discuss measures tn prevent the abandon
mcnr of this plac" a. port Of call h. HI
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
In" Mavor insisted thar rh" pilni- 70.
dIc- 'hcir tolls. which he said h. CON
>ih"r..d "Vorbitant IN" pii't- refused
To MAX" any r"d,ic,ion and ral-.-d s'ich 4
turnui' 'hlr 'hc rnrnicipa. off, .rS LAT ..
hl-iE rNfTNAt
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Nm ION ron GEN. HIi ,
TIA, ana Chief sf Police May iBrromr
tui,nn >rcrrtar, of t.o, rrrrneni.

Sp,--gl Clb's Dr-7I1s - rms Nr-
Havana. Nov Lopez l-rI" l. S""r,
,ary ol Government ~ about {, r"'Ir"
President Gomez - considering the np.
p,,nt'n.nt ~: "lihrr Gen Riv,. IhI.'f ri
Police. ~ Director 81 Pu-'- NItIr>' Ia
hi, siIC'r--pT.
IL i proba hi. that Gen R,s Slll r.
c-.v- the appointment. bat 20 acce;'T II
~ would hav. To resign from tn" army
lii" position would virtually rnrN.. hi's'
Secretary ~ War
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Bglbs1oRrGAaE GUARANTEED
GUERRA GETTING BErTER.
Plot TO Murder Him Tangled Up with q
Previous AssaSsinatton Plot.

Sprctt CIar Despa'ch 10 TuE Sun
Havana. Nov. Gen. Pino Guerra
cont nie- to improve.
In consequence Of an allegation that
tn. would-be assassin Of Guerra il the
man who last year planned the assa-sina-
ton ~ President Zayas. Mr.. Stein
hart and Gnalberto Gomez these three
gent lenen have been cited TO testify on
November =.
The sworn allegation states that the
inspirer OF the attempt on Guerra's life
a. one Chuco. which is the nickname
Of Gen Mon, eagudo. commander OF the
Rural Guard IL is. however. a common
Cuban nickname
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M RROW MIKES 3..Os KNOTS
New Drssroyrr sets Z % Great sp~~d ou
lnoniriaB Tr,al.

PHIL.DELPHI.. Nov. O. -OfTicerS Of tho
New York Shpbuilding Company to-day
took o'r tho torpedo boat destroyer Bur
rows. which IN" company has contributed
for tn" Government. and went down the
river ~ the brsakwaiar md over the
official course
In 'hIs unofficial irial. the first made
with The new cYafi. a speed n ~ ~ knobs
was attained The Government specifica-
tons call for only 3e.S kncta.
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sTRTKE LEADER FALLS ILL.
Valentine Hssr man Attacked by Paraiysi,
ou His Way 60 q Meeting.

Valentine Hoffman. vics-president OF
the International Brotherhood Of Team
sters. suffered n slight attack 81 paralysis
last night Will. he was on his way to the
express strike headquarters. at Tsi Eighth
avenue. after a conference. with Samuel
Gompers and Organizer Tobin at fh.
Victoria Hotel He was within a block
Of the strik. headquarters when he fell
and was una bile fo rise
He was tlken to his home. in Jefferson
avenue Brooklyn. IL - stated that the.
attack was not serious and he will soon
recover. He has been working night and
day IN connection with the strike
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The Wan Street edition Of TIVE EvrSTN' y.
enntn.a= sli the financial news aad ias a0cs y.
bana quotations 10 the close Of the 14A'N'- =
closing quotations.. Including the bid AMI i'',.
prices. with additional news mater 80 a
famed also In the night edition Of THF WIZ
SUN.--Adv.
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>PiAJSU >TEIkERS HELD DOU y
~osnr shooting In the -. ,pre<ss"n Of
Labor Dom nn.tratIon AZ BarccloNa.

r1I-l- i-|'-- D@JJI'-F . iHF ~
MNpEIE. Nov Attempts at ~ahancl
and Barrelona ." carry o..t the intention
of tn. Stnssr- 10 MAKE a great labor
u-'nors'TatIon TO-DAY S-r. quicslv SUI
pressed
Ihar,. wa some showing bat IN" dis
rurbanC-- w-r,. not -.Tior.s
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New Yor. Hunters Fined In New .,-r.-,

HAcKESsAcK. V. J.. Nov O. Andrew
Carvick aud Anton RaivOhiska Of I2s
Fast Forty fifth street New York were
arrested to-day in the woods NJ Fairview
for hunting without licenses by Deputy
Game Warden Arthur Bratf just 10.
Philips fined each 80 and costs
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Somebody Tried 20 Barn Tenrmrn,

There was a small fire in the basement
Of n four story tenement at SIS Fast ! ssrh
vt rect about O'Clock last nighn. Tenants
got up bucket brigade and put out the
flames. Then il was found that an old
matt ress had been torn to pieces and used
to ignite woodwork. The building In the
home Of VI n cen families.
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Trxa. Rangers Ordered Out for Election
Day

ArsTIS. Tex Nov. Threatened
trouble between political factions ~
Brownsville on election day CAUSED Gov
Campbell IN order Adlufanj-Gsn. J. q.
newton Ia proceed 10 that yllr. and with
rangers II IL said thar feeling ia running
high between the Democrats and indie
pendents.
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Princes Back In Pekin.

special Cable Desplsen 10 rHr s,<
SHANGHAI. Nov. S-Prince Tsa H-un
and Admiral sab who have been visiting
the I'nitedssaser. have returned 20 Pekin
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Inhaled Cnhan Vote.

Srsc,H CIsi~ ne ,patcn 10 THs Si-N
HAVANA. Nov 9 The election return.
are stiil incomplete. but 10 IL very evident
that the electoral law permitted tho swell
ing Of the vote which was really very
small
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Ge,. whit. .es. Home t~ Vote

ALBANY. Nov. s--Gov White left for
his home in Syracuse to-day He will he
away from Albany until after he votes on
Tuesday.
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sss,senir Plague Ia shanghai.

.Np>ctIi CGti~ Drsp1,ch 10 THp St-N
SHANGHAI. Nov. O. There have been
five deaths from buoonic plague during
ments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-07

Johannes Diesierik Van der Waals Is
professor OF experimental physics and
director Of the PhyScal Institute IN Am
-r"rdam He was born November ~
1897 in L.yien. He taught in high
schools IN The Hague and elsewhere unit
1877 when he was made professor IN the
Amsterdam University He has written
extensively on technical subjects -
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iORE: PRIZE fOR PHI SIfS.
Az aTu Wade To Prof. Van der NaaIs 81
the Nmst er,iam nj, ersbt,

-0f1- % Z INIT UFsDlFrN 70 THE ~t'N
SToCRHoLN. Nov s-'The Nobel
physics priz. has been awarded 20 Prof
Van der Naal- Of Amsterdam
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l'NDERT AkEns.

FRANK ". CAMPBELL 1sB.ss5w. 25a
chap>Is. Ambulance seryire. Tel 1884 He''
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
SP0K ANE'S Team MUST
DEVELOP TEAM WORK

football asking that Spokane
high
that
would hard question Spokane oucked
gained yardage
Spokane depends upon
the individual
Durham, Edris
brilliant plays,
Of the the individual
hence failed Of winning
with Spokanes wants himself
play is naturally overlooked.
- Ns
Instead the worked together like
than
field together
They
hand protect him In tumble
welded until
all
won even though outplayed
management Kennedy
making his individual their glory and work into the
another coach provided who vii DO this Individual playing
against strong teams only team play which wins out except
dash down the field may snatch victory from defeat This kind
field actual Get rid Of the star system the
against
teams In the state
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TEAMS
! now OUT OF II

Saturdays games put the football
teams out Of the running for cham
pionship honors for this season at
least. Spokane High fell before
Tacoma. 1875; University of Idaho
was walked over by Oregon to the
tune of 800: Washington State
College went down to defeat at the
hands OF o. A. G. by q 9-S score.
Thus all that is left Of interest In
the race so far as the Inland EN-
pire devotees are concerned, is the
question Of which Of the Coast
teams will carry off the honors. At
present 1t looks as though Oregon
carried the big chance.
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at midnight tonight, and unless you
went out fishing either yesterday
or today, you missed your last
chance to sit all day on rock hold
ing string In the water and wait
Ing for q fish to come along and
commit suicide.
The Washington fishing season
runs from April to November 1,
and this Is the last day In which
the finny beauties can be legally
extracted from the purling brook
or limpid lake, so you've missed It
unless you get busy this evening.
The fishing season just closing
has been one of the best seen In
this vicinity for several years. and
local lovers of things piscatorial
can put away their rods and tackle
until next season with feeling
that they have had good value for
all the time they have put In fol-
lowing IN the footsteps Of Izak
Walton,
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BILLY PApKE.

Bill Papke. now In Australia, IL
the middleweight champion Of the
world.
Sam Langford has no claim to
the title. Sam hasn't been mid
dleweight for 80 long he can't re-
member when he fought at 1853
pounds. Sammy couldn't make the
weight now unless he sawed off q
leg. That let's out Joe Woodman's
meal ticket.
Sailor Burke isn't Z near cham
pion. The sailors disposition to
dog when the going Is uneven puts
him outside the pale.
Willie Lewis would last lust
about long enough with Papke to
get warmed up, provided the Ke-
vance thunderbolt really wanted
to put him away.
In Pittsburg they think well Of
Frank Klaus, but Klaus has never
done anything outside Of Pittsburg,
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TO DECIDE ON
new CIRCUIT.

my United Press Leased Wirsl
TACOMA. WASH. Oct. 31.-Judge
Lindsay of Seattle, president OF the
Northwestern league. has issued q
call for a league meeting to be held
IN Seattle tomorrow, when the cir
cult for next year will be formally
arranged.
Il has practically been decided
that Victoria will be given the
sixth berth in the league. the other
fis& members being Seattle. Van.
couver. Spokane, Tacoma and Port
land. Victoria has deposited It's
forfeit money and the club has
backing to the amount of $4,000.
Eddie Householder, the well known
ball player. who will be victoria's
manager, according to report, IL
now in California hustling for tai
emit. ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
COURT REPORTER SELLS IN
vENTlON.

yALI4A WALIAA. Wash. Oct.S1.
Oscar L. Ingram, court report
or, has sold to the Union Type
writer company OF New Jersey an
to facilitate the correc-
tion Of orrers where duplicating is
done by carbon sheets. The inven-
tion consists Of metal plate to be
inserted under the sheet to be cor
rected. the erasure beinb made
without soiling the paper. This is
the third invention Mr.. ingram has
sold recently.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
ATHLETICS VICTORY TOO MUCH FOR JURY

CHICAGO. Oct s1s-The CubAthletic ball game upset
jury that hearing the trial of Howe
until today
The interrupted read bulletin after the
first inning which esablsheda but did
satisfy the Bulletins then after each inning
When the result announced-12 to in favor Of the
Philadelphia cuhe showed distress naention
discharged with
I'm the interest Of justice humanity let until
BY that time will sufficiently
shock Of this try the
merits"
the baseball bulletins read
cluded in the minutes.
. Q ~//\v >\A4~HH\> . = .
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never AGAIN.
SAYS BIG JACK
Gay United Prsss Leased Wlrsl

Gay United Press Leaned Wlre)
CHICAGO. Oct. 31.--Never again
will Jack johnson attempt to crush
into the ranks of the speed boys"
The mile minute stuff may so for
Barney Oldfield, but not for Jack,
declared the dusky champion to-
day, who said that hereafter he
would confine himself to affairs
pugilistic.
I II can drive the blamed thing on
4 straight road" said johnson, but
I wouldn't take q chance on a
curve like Oldfield. l don't be-
lleve he Stacked up a bit In turning.
You can bet your bottom dollar I
did. That's why he won, ! guess"
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and his only claim 70 consideration
IL that he gave poor Ketchel . stiff
battle for = few rounds.
Frank Mitchell IL Q candidate, but
he has long route to travel before
no will be nearly a. bright light
~ the Illinois boy. Jim Smith II
another conner who may some day
be . topnotcher. but not just yet
for JeemS.
When you look over the entries
you can't see much besides Papke.
The chances are the champion
you much call him champion. you
know-will have 10 meet Nantell
when he returns from Australia.
and then on Idea Of just how peod
ManteiI il win be known.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31

Interest in the two-lnan ragtime
bowling tournament at the City
alleys increases as the time for
closing of the tournament draws
near Already 80 teams have par
aicipated and 1t is expected that
the number will be raised to 75 be-
fore the tourney ends at midnight
next Wednesday. At present Gee
sey and Jenkins are leading with q
total score Of 1855.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
COME WEST TO LIvE.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.--Big Orvie
Overall and his wife: Three Fin
gered" Brown and wife, and Catch.
or Needham of the Chicago Nation
ais left today for California. They
will spend the greater part OF the
winter at visana. The other mem
beers of the Cubs team already have
left Chicago for the winter.
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MAY BE FIRST VICTIM.

That Norman Pike. captain of the
Whitworth college football team,
will be the first victim of football
on the coast this season, now seems
probable. Pike was badly injured
In the game between Whitworth
and Pacific university at Tacoma
Saturday. and now lies at the point
Of death. his intestines being badly
ruptured.
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soRAH AT soNNERs FERRY.

s BONNERS FERRY, Idaho, Oct.
31.-Senator w. e. Borah spoke
here. He discussed the tariff bill
and blamed the democrats for big
duties.
Noses Alexander will speak here
next Monday night for ]. H. Haw-
ley, democratic candidate for gov
ernor. es
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WILL BREAK EVEN

q. II Ia. announced by the student
management which has charge Of
the SpOkane-Tac0mA game Satur-
day, that even though the attend
ance was about the slimmest Of the
season, the receipts will be enough
to pay the expenses. About 1900
people paid admissions, and the ex-
penses were in the neighborhood Of
5000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
SURPRISE IN GOLF PLAY.

Joseph Acheson and Miss Gladys
Ham sprang q surprise yesterday
by defeating +. III. Mason and Mrs.
]. H. Hemphill In the final match
Of the consolation flight for the
Hogan mixed foursOme golf
trophies at the County club links.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
PLATFORM

II elected. am in favor Of such
laws as the people demand. said
laws to be free of ambiguous Ian.
guage. which in the end defeats
justice. ! am opposed to graft In
all forms OF law. which enable the
rich to plumber the public treas
ury. ] am opposed to the sale OF
all the state lands. unless to &C.
tual settlers, and for the fun value
thereof. am opposed to any
county giving money to aid private
corporations, by act OF legislature,
which Is in direct violation OF the
state constitution, Article s. Sec
ton Z. AS has been repeatedly
done by the commissioners CT Spo-
kane county.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
BASKET BALL CONFERENCE.

Six conference colleges of the
northwest viii be represented at
the basket ball conference to be
held In Spokane December 4.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
IT'S ALL OFF TILL
NEXT SEASON

Did you yesterday?
Well, II you didn't and don't get
busy today 1t will be all off. and
you won't get another chance until
next year?
What's It all about?
Why, the fishing season closes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31
HOPES 70 WIN.

Lewiston State Normal school Is
preparing for game with Gonzaga
college and hopes to win.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-31

This youngster, who stood the
American league batters upon their
beans during the 1910 season and
then fell victim to the batting Of
the Giants In the post season games
for the championship Of Greater
New York, Is the first major league
star to admit he has signed can
tract with D. A. Fletcher's hot air
league.