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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
first class feature.


One of the deputies at the
courthouse has broad grin on
today. and he is responding nobly
to suggestions for treats" He
has just received 20 simoleons for
capturing more or less desper-
ate character. He thinks spring
has started out well.
Spring is the time for house
cleaning and house moving and
the good city of Spokane is like a
capable housewife. She is now in
the midst of a cleanup week. and
dirty and weedy back yards are
beginning to shine through their
dinginess. Everybody is not awake
yet TO the cleanup campaign, but
most of all of 'em will be by to-
morrow. Let's Jump in and make
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
THERE Is GRAFT IN
CAR TICKET ABUSE

Is there graft in the bill or
$255 for street car tickets, allowed
last week at the city hall for the
month of February?
OF course there is. That car
ticket bill is run up largely to
spend money with the car COM
panies and save fares for city en-
ployes, who in a number of cases
should pay their fare the same as
any other citizen working for
wages.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29

DOreamland theater, on Main ave-
nue., and was badly bruised about
the head and face by an auto
which ran over him. He was
brought in by a team of the Pacific
Express company.
Narsco was caught in rock
crusher where he was working, at
Third and Monroe, receiving seri-
Gus internal injuries. He was
brought to the emergency hospital
/ nthe city auto shortly following
the others.
Humberg is a married man and
has family. 1t was discovered he
was also suffering from fractured
skull. He was working on a house
being built by w. G. Griffith.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
a "spotless town" of Spokane.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Lead-
ing millinery shops and fashion
magazines report that the display
on Fifth avenue Sunday was great
er and more costly than on any pre-
yious Easter Fifty outfits. each
costing the fair wearers between
81 900 and $4,000, were discovered.
itemized and sketched by the ex-
perts on the avenue.
BOSTON, March 29,-New Eng
land is experiencing some of the
best early spring weather in years.
So far there have been little of
the drizzly rains and overcast
skies which dampen spirits. Wealth
er forecasters are predicting a fine
spring and hot dry summer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
(By United Press Leased Wire)

JACKSONVILLE, March 29.-Re-
suits:
First race-Coonskin, 6 to /,
won; Yama. 5 to 2, second; Earl
Scout, third. Time, lib 2-5.
Second race-Cassidize, ) to 1,
won; James Mack, 2 to 1, second;
Sir Kearney. third. Time, :49 2-5.
Third race-Miss Sly. Is to /.
won; Amanda Lee. 7 to 10 second;
Starboard, third. Time, ia 80.
Fourth race-John Griffin, 8 to
10, won; Anavri, 2 to /. second;
To mMcGrath, third. Time, 80 "a.
Fifth race-Belle Mawr, to 5,
won; Bosserrian, 3 to ), second;
Youthful. third. Time, 1:13 20.
All bets on this race declared off
and 20 minutes given for a new
book
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
RESULT OF Roosevelt T'S
AGGRESSIVE "BUTTINC N''
(By United Pres Leased Wire)

CAIRO March 2ssvera tho usand natonasts made demon
this before Shepp hotel Roosevelt
following Roosevets antn ationast
"Give constitution,
eove,nment."
Guests they
would
nationasts
front f the hotel their houts constitution
the rid tarbouches Of the Egypa nationalist party.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
ALEXANDER AGGAzIz DEAD.

(By United Press Leased Wire)
BOSTON, March 29.-Alexander
Aggaziz. president of the Calumet
4 Hecla Copper Mining Co.. died to.
day aboard the liner Adriatic, en-
route to Europe. according to a
wireless dispatch from the vessel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
TODAY'S RACING RESULTS

Sixth race-Foreguard. Z to 5.
won; J. A. Munroe, to l. second;
Jack Right, third. Time. lao.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29

A 70 year old Cleveland woman
is suing for alimony. Never too old
to learn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
Springs at the morn,
Mornings at seven,
The hillside's dew-pearled.
The lark's on the wing.
The shail's on the thorn,
Gods lin His heaven.
Ais right with the world"


Spring fever is apparent in the
various city parks. A lot of gar
deners are at work planting flow
ers. trimming trees and fixing up
lawns. Manito park will be more
beautiful than before. There will
be more flowers. more group ef-
fectss and last but not least, there
will be more animals to look at,
Eatatorium park will be greatly
improved. and the big plunge for
bathing and swimming will be a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29
ATE NEWC
B u L E T N S
(By United Press Leased Wire)
(By United Press Leased WIre)

SAN FRANCISCO March 2s-The state supreme court to-
handed decision granting write OF habeas
w. w. violating the
Waker-Ois antibetting holding money wagered
horse
LONDON, March 29-Deny the big six that
American beef being held in cold storage to force rise in
the that 1t is being held is we'll known the
according the Meat Trades Journal the
of the English packers
WASHINGTON, March 29-The interior department to-
day bueined the following Withdrawals Of water
sites from entry:
thousand hunder thirty along the Colum-
bit Washington; 1920 along the Suisan river
California; 63S3 along the Boise river in Idaho.
LONDON, March 29-Politcal "spelbnders" begin
appear the important
English The circumstance leaves doubt that the
sides
onal election almost hand for the "spellbinders
big political
ganzatons their services actually needed
MARSHFIEI.D Ore, March 29-Word has been received
Peterson lives North Slough at
murder his wife and then commit suicide 1t
though he insane.
shot his wife twice both bullets taking effect
still alive After the shooting Peterson cut his
a butcher knife.
Q . . . . Q . = q . . . . =
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-29

'"The years at the spring.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02

ter, Mrs. D. H. Graham, and family Thursday and Friday, returning to her home near Cashion station Saturday.
 Misses Lucille and Lillian Meskimons were week end visitors at their ranch home.
 MT. and Mrs Sutter have bought Mir Lockman's ranch, the considera- tion being $700. They expect to make the place their permanent home.
 George Acuff. quite well known in this neighbOrhood, though for some time connected with the experiment station west of town. has purchased land near the City of Mexico, Mexico, and will make that his. adopted home. We are sorry to lose him.
 Mir Harned's bachelor friends. whose names your correspondent did not learn, have returned to their home in Saligman, Arizona.
 MT. Barry and daughters, Mann and Elizabeth, attended the show at the Grand Wednesday evening.
 Misses Ida and Bessie Woodring were calling on the Misses Wilcox Sunday afternoon.
 F. F. Bishop was in the neighborhood Friday taking orders for the wear Ever" aluminium cooking vessels. Miss Cloe Woodring spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Eugenia Fox Mrs Thompson was calling at tho Barry home Friday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02

water A nice green lawn surrounds these cottages.
 Charles G. Bryan is home from the mountains.
 w. c. Hedgpeth is carrying the mail for George Peterson.
 MT. and Mrs T. M. Burroughs visit ed with MT. and Mrs. J. T. Bowles Monday morning.
 Wallace Matthie is rapidly recover ing from an attack of typhoid fever, and is able to drive about.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Bracket are vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Taylor. In a short time MT. and Mrs. Bracket will go to San Francis co to reside.
 Mrs. George Smith returned from California last week.
 B. B. Beecher is here from his home in Memphis, Tenn MT. Beecher is preparing to-Ieave the valley and is offering his furniture and residence for sale.
 Miss Edith Thompson was the guest of Miss Vary Lamson Sunday. Miss Octavia Miller of Fowler was in our district Wednesday. Mrs Hedrick Warren and children ! of Cartwright visited Mrs. M. V. War ren Wednesday and Thursday. MT. and Mrs. M. P. Marker moved to the Buckeye Thursday T Mrs N Mcintyre of Flagstaff pur- i chased the Beecher residence this week. | MT. and Mrs. Grove visited MT. and 1 Mrs. J. T. Bowles Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
 Mrs. s. K Phillips visited the pri- mary room at osborn Thursday morn | ing.
 l Riley Hedgpeth returned from a business trip to Santa Cruz, California, Friday morning.
 A load of seats has arrived for the | different rooms at osborn. At pres ent there are not enough seats to ac- ! commodate the pupils.
 Mir. and Mrs. Skull and family are ! again residents of this district. They are occupying the Bowles property west of the Taylor grocery store.
 Don Goodman has gone to Redlands California to attend college.
 Mrs L. D. Dameron spent Friday | with Miss Monroe at the Indian school MT. and Mrs. Will Morrell have moved across the river. Helen MOrrel
 is residing in Phoenix with relatives but comes cut every day to attend school.
 The barn on the McElhaney proper ty burned Wednesday night about 1. o'clock. The cause of the fire is un- known. Considerable hay was de stroyed and some chickens were roast ed. The buggy was drawn out anC was not damaged to any great extent
 Mrs Allen is visiting her brothe near Walnut Grove.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02

now in town doing the finishing work on the inside of the new National bank building.
 MT. c. c. Chambers has a force of men at work in his strawberry field cleaning it out and getting it iii readi- ness for the next crop season. MT Chambers believes in taking time by the forelock," as the old adage goes.
 Friends of Mrs. J. w. Black will be sorry to hear that it is reported she is quite sick in a Los Angeles hospital
 Miss Ida Woodring was a visitor at the school Tuesday afternoon.
 MT Shreck was out booking over the Overland telephone line in this sec ton Wednesday.
 MT Knapp, who is in the employment Of the reclamation service, spent Tues day night at home with his family. 1 MT. and Mrs. Will Hunt were Sun ! day, visitors at the home of MT. and i Mrs. James Dowell.
 l Mrs. C. C. Chambers attended the wedding of Mrs. Doplace's. grand | daughter last Wednesday in the Creighton district.
 The Ladies' Home Life Circle was charmingly entertained by Mrs. Rich ard Osmundson last Thursday after noon. It was decided to have an ice cream social Saturday evening, Octo-
 Der s, at the Wilson school house for the purpose of raising funds for the improVement of the school grounds.
 Nothing will be left undone by the ladies to make the occasion an enjoy able one, and liberl patronage is so- licited Come everybody and bring all
 your friends and relatives. After the business of the circle vas concluded Mrs. Snodgrass, who had charge of the program. had in store for the ladies
 real novelty in the form of dem-
 onstration of cooking in aluminium yes
 sels by Nessrs. Ernest Bishop and Gler . Murphy, who showed that delicious hot
 cakes could he cooked without grease
 and the loveliest coffee made without boiling, to say nothing of other tests to which they submitted their ware
 The ladies enjoyed it all immensely
 and their only regret Vas that theil time was so limited Mrs. Osmundsor : had prepared delicious refreshments O.
 fruit salad, sandwiches, cake and grap, , lemonated, so a real feast was enjoyed . Mrs. Shreck gave her name to b'
 counted as a member in the future , and Mrs. Chester Mathers, one of thu charter members. was present after ;
 long absence. The next meeting vii , be with Mrs. Malay. Mrs. Fox hai 9 charge of the program and promise f quite a treat.
 s Mir. and Mrs. Dowell attended tn V stewart sale. west of town, Thursday.
 Mir. Tower and Mrs EdsOn visitet . with Mrs. Charles Shue in PhOeni [ ] Thursday afternoon.
 $ Mrs Nichols visited with her daugh
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
DOROTHY NEWkIRK A MARVEL
California Girl the Coming Champion Swimmer of America, Says Expert.

Miss Dorothy Newkirk is the coming swimming girl of America, according to B. Goodwin Seielstad, famous col lege swimmer, who tried out the pretty 16-year-old Angeleno girl recently from the Venice pier to the Santa Mon ica pier, a distance of seven- -eighths of a mile, against a terrific tiderip and in choppy sea.
 Miss Dorothy Newkirk is q marvel. and I can understand why Annette Kellerman refused a match with her because she had not sufficient time to go into training. In addition to a marvellous physique and an indomitable courage. this charming young girl seems to know the way of the sea as if by instinct. How to baffle every cross current and escape its clutches seems to be an instinct with her, and she does it without loss of effort and in the quickest possible time.
 We were more than halfway to the finish when she said: T guess I made a mistake in wearing this skirt have half notion to drop it and leave you and the skirt both behind"
 We had to swim away out in a curve to escape being swept into the break CTS, and when we landed at Santa Monica she suggested to that We swim back because it was such a long walk.
 Never in my experience have I seen such endurance, and she easily, could have made good her offer to swim back.
 Though Miss Newkirk is not a sprin- ter. she has mastered the Australian crawl" and is the only girl on the coast who has been able to adopt that form of swimming.-Los Angeles Ex- aminer
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02

AIinch and family, MT. and Mrs. Lama zoo and MT. Harmed.
 Mr and Mrs. James Doweli spent last Tuesday with MT. and Mrs. Henry Kohl Mrs Tony and daughter visited at the G. B. Wilcox home Saturday even ing.
 Cleo Leak returned home from a weeks sojourn on the Gila river We'd nesday. NIr and Mrs. B. A. Leak were calling upon MT. and Mrs. Curly Sunday after noon.
 MT. Cage arrived home Tuesday morning from vacation of two months duration spent at the home oi
 his childhood in Missouri He reports
 a splendid time and his health greatly improved, but is glad to be back.
 Mr Park, brotheriniaw of Mrs. G | B wilcox, who has been visiting al J the latter's home for several weeks, is
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
DISH WASHING ADVICE.

Scrape the bits Of food or grease from the dishes and pile them up, put ting the dishes of one kind together, plates by themselves, with the largest at the bottom, cups by themselves, and the silver in the pile by itself. It is a mistake to strew the dishes all over table and sink and pull them out as they are washed. To pile them is not simply to be neat, but to save time. Fill the pan about half full of hot water, and if the dishes are very greasy, little washing soda or am monia may be added. When dishes have been standing. soak those which have contained milk, eggs or starchy foods in cold water. ana those used for sugar, greasy or sticky foods in hot water. Wash dishes in the following or der, glassware, silverware, cups and saucers, plates. platters and vegetable dishes, cooking utensils.
 Many housekeepers begin the prep aration of dinner early enough to all low themselves time to wash the cook ing utensils as they are emptied, which is a very excellent plan. Rinse the dishes with clean hot water and wipe with a dry towel. The towels should be washed with soap and water and rinsed in clear water every time they are used. This insures perfect cleanliness. The dishcloth should also be washed and dried after using It is a good plan to dry it in the sun. In the kitchens of some people the dish cloth is often neglected. Many women wiring out the cloth and poke it on the nail on which the dish pan in hung in a dark corner of the closet. It is new CT dry and leaves a wet mark on the wall. After washing the dishes wash your hands with a pure castillo soap and dry them thoroughly. Many of the beauty experts now tell us that dishwashing is good for the hands. if one avoids the extremes of heat and cold. Many women do not like to wear rubber gloves when washing dishes, claiming it makes the hands too ten der. The dishwashing for the ordi- nary family does not keep the hands in water for long enough time to dis color them. Do not use a strong soap, \ for that hurts the hands. It is bet ter to use pure soap. even if it does cost little more Many of the or dinary kitchen soaps are too strong for the hands, -...,...
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
WILSON.

Wilson. oct 1.-Barnum X Bailey's circus was well attended from our neighborhoOd Those who helped to swell the crowd in Phoenix that day were: MT. Barry and children, Mir and Mrs. DoweH. MT and Mrs. Wilcox and family MT and Mrs. B. A. Leak and famiIy, Mrs. Wundall and children, MT
 Edson and Hope, MT. and Mrs. Connel- ley, Mrs. Cleo Leak and Modine. MT. F A Brown, Mir. O. H. Karr, Mir. Al fred Black, MT. Curty and children
 Mrs. Cage and family. MT and Mrs
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
OSBORN.

Osborn, oct. Louis Hedgpeth, and Rev L. s. Hedgpeth were visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. C. Hedgpeth last Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs NJ. V. Warren spent Sunday with Mrs. Robert Friedel.
 MT and Mrs. H. Leppla are nov ing into their new home near the site of the old oil well.
 Mrs. Kylis' new house IS almost completed.
 The two newly erected cottages be- longing tO Mrs. sam Bone are fresh, clean and attractive. and convenient having electric lights and running
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
IoodS
 Sarsaparilla

Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system.
 Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called SarSatabS.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
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Arizona republican., 1910-10-02

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-03-03

Now We must contend tl.at tis
was the character lat John and called
And believe that Il Nss Ihrola Jhis Chat FAKpn BAe
dawns the garb Of Christianity. q M Ss 81
And then claimed to be the mother church: and under
cloak OF hyrocracy she drives from her what Nss ono
called Christian Rome. For altar the death OK Nero when
the Pope Of Rome the chair ~ universal power of
Roman Catholic Church his Rome given him hy
political scheme Herbrnnd nhs he otained
the Kingdom by batteries, this fulfilling the prophesy 81 Daniel
when ne said he in peacefully and obtained the kingdom nv
batteries upon these grounds remembering that this vile person
who Daniel speaks Of the beast o Text And once
understanding this fact then must turn faces toward
Rome to find the sf Rome which we have proven
:" be the great city Sodom and Evm where our LORD was
crucied And we find no where in Rome that HAS OF
DO fill the prophesy the e does And as we further
develop his claim thcs viii further see his like
ness and personality
true that John did feet the sands OF the
seashore while the isle Pamos who're he was hanshed by
the ruling power of Rome andecrea o, loved ones even al
they that were nearand dear the ties Of nature; and
The ones he could hold in his only by the n q memory
yet his vision of the beast is noo with bis 'ecoec
tion Of the loved he hNd in hi bosom only by tn"
haunt of memory vet his vision Is not to be c'nnr
ga WIN ms recollection Of the loved a home For IN 'ms
vision we find him Spirit on tho ords Day And what he
sa" IN that vision he thu spiritual And he sooH
as it We're the the sea scanning the waters
OF the mighty deep and aomcSS blue thc fountain
mead on down through the time and he watched the
waves of Justification they swept past him in their mad career
ana sun ne watches them going and on aud CARRYING WIN
oem the golden harvest into the dark abyss of ruin and there
e harvest hes piled up in heaps of rubbs adhpidacd moun'
tam OF manged mass of thousands of lost souls
And John stands viewing this great ruin which once
harvest OF golden fruit But nothing but quverng
OF souls who through life had violated Gods law: To this mighty
host belonged the SHINING sres of old and when Christ arose
from the dead this host with Gentle world FORTH
To everlasting life, and everlasting contempt Wherefore
John says.
OF rascr
hmtr resor D.
The man spoken of in this scripture coming forth like beast
having the number ~ six hundred sxtysix orthorox
churches who are the branches Of the Roman Catholic church
gives the number of the all right Future explanation will
tell whether they are the real numb ernl mott
I PTo BE CoDtnned)