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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
INTERSTATE INTRODUCING
SOCIETY


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Given assay free. o. the fret hundred
people anfeerinE this advertise MEET
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YIELDS HAuAH. LOOMS CoHrANY
fHEfhN BUILDING. aAN ruANcIHru
CAL
TOE Polish ainHiuE 4aeistF slse 4
Polish theatre ard Ball at FlHulsh hsH
tl7l ana Madison Hf saturday Arff
%. m sharp All the Polish people
invited
nyspspfica. -itneipps Health Hfsad safa
relief h1id only Naltefs usuaataaasn.
Eaheiman Wilson. earpsnfsrs asa
iQnbsfs window and door screens 4 auas
cialfg Main i1fe Ind 2fsi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~~.eses~~-~-0N-0~~~-~~e
if r0u want o. sell your property ifst
u vim " Jackson. aa9 American
Bank hldn Main 1855 Ind ttHi
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Interstate futraaurins Society. fos ~.
spectacle people uuiY reliable msrnHEs
sHaaes MaH1 aeaithf memtsFa Per.
saaai iei5eaa. iient Nsgf' "
ite nar ftl seattle office fstt ven
deus Hotel tttt ftfs'
WANTED uan aae aameh te iesra
iha hafhes tFatH Hamrisff rHlIHs free
sfaeel s. ths eesi Gala ef srte 90
NATIONAL mnnre coaEon
81 Warrington af
ettu. EHtirE EMPLOYEES arf rald
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tFs seNHf altos HaGH miFfu Ehaiw tnHA
ca lees uena q Nvsfsit
WASTES a h4slsf " fahs rharsr ~
eae IS ess additions Naa ean wieer
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nlas saa nanf
Wanaea Msa fer saarFsi apfh afeifna
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as a,ssss na. ~
Wangaa faasn nian e. ieia taaees
lore EiaH also aefeFr ftfnlshFa fHfirns
sef sHaffHaeais = fssf
WaHaah NsitaHts mac ta sNHn Afa
ssii isna e Hfaf aes iAtHfff Hita
opposite pasfHffite
Wanf ts nsaa a. anrs e. faf nFush "a
seed o. e fsF Afs7 intnliifenf fnah
. she's iara. ttft manlh Wat ees
ssfssssn sa~stlas ~ graHdiHsfial ian
sasEss Hss nsnneff 81 ehsff a. nfsns
srfHa tatss
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"A GOOD my

TEN ACNEs. ciess 60 seattle. Tacoma
Short Line and uaN scenic boulevard
fufFrfa ail level Enua sutl fariua seed
county road seFenaroam house. hafu.
fruit trees. faa0a4 teflma Muufd ca
chanEo for traftis property.
NuNEhr MALTuY
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OWNER has two splendid four-a acre
ranches ln town 81 sumner fu heart Of
berry ana fruit district "A splendid up.
poftunltF Your own terms Tnf fun
particulars write BOX ik4 summer, wash
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FfLLF WAN EUa~F 7 WINLHs
ss>NN=~N~NsNsNN~ee ,s,f>NsssNNa>NsNN-n-Nses
Rates GA this naiumn are I cent Mufd
ren Words Dc cent?
FHGE 10 mirudnre new method
shorthand & trial lessons NAny rapid
beet Complete course tatI satisfaction
haafsntssh standard shorthand Hshaei
set tsian sf
Experienced Hnirt operator on power
mashinra Clrudenins Auaiin co.. go
Occidental
Wanted Apprentice French private
millinery SIS Peoples Hank nlaF
Madam Haaie
WantsA rive nanie and mandolin
piafefN oefher \ 1881
Wanted Apprentice alr fnf hand
laundry Mss eata star
bag esfk wanted 81 hfst GLASS laun.
dfsss rhaas cherry sbi
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CnEAf WIDOWS rin chicken ranch.
large piece Of iama. close tn street ears
ara stores only tt9a Terms tak dnwn
~ month Free wood and water see
Mrs. foreman ~ Henderson. az EaflinK.
ten store. on naw Hrntan line. OF IAN.
mans rashier, 10 Times BLACK
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VIII cell uf trade lease and fufultufa
n uns ~ the largest and tssf psFfnE
ausrfmsnt houses in tha city unase
j. fHil moderate fsrf, splendid iarsfiou.
EFsgfthine atnuf ~ 10 FefF desirable
uenef ls entering nsfU aufiis business
fhis BE- chance that does noe Nafur
often n sill pa Fuu a. Investigate
~ uuftrh tef Pioneer ullE
hafxain tsam aeiehihs j so pounds
9Th ssaeu. double hafress. weed rack
damr baarrr I'll faf ttgt % cash james
oailrr rprissr Wash
for sale Hotel anf boarding house at
ladies' Naahinaton. on three lofa close
fe station. 60 feRulaf buardsrs Price
~ see Terms 81 IalilNau. Mnurun.
wash 4 % uos al
Faf sais-LaFFett ana bsst payinr
cafe and saloon in city iap ferf IONS
ease VIII cell 81 naffifiret muaf
iseyf city RIA. star
HhoW eases ataiss and other sfucer5
naturss Ter sale cheap 49, Arcade
Main sssf
SAILS aEE cAMPnELL
sac Y Nlnfk Houses automobiles
atorhH banda, ete
For rsni cheap a butcher chop. 81 sell
o. easy terma ornrerg adjoining Ind
1870 hsfn stat
Fer sale. it.fonu raomina house
watkins distance fuTnNprn new. Will
sell cheap afafM kirhth av
Ideal Vacuum cleaner. almost nav, I'd
q bargain Call nt Hotel tiheifon.
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lN acres. ! planted 10 potatoes. house.
barn. team ana wagon team making 81
pnf day 20 mluutea' ride from seattle
an two car lines price ta7Ho. terms
Write owner 81 T. nfoeffe Hantnn.
Weehi No 4 N r 10
fivo-arre tracts north Of city $50
hnfY terms
HARMON T. LEE.
sol Third Ave
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ONE ACRE

MrFfh - city AErse - fk3s ssam
are ssiiinK fef fvnm tke4 IL fstM Ia
un Arnaant ~ Sickness psl m1i ~ ~
month
81 y DIXON a CO ~ NzrsA =
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FufnH4sH fhfsss faara fas fer sale fse
rhis is bargain uensf sahts e. leave
riff
Ina ffff ass Nea YEA Hifa
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Plenty houses. fats and stores for rent
sheap Madison Exchange. 1910 Madison
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
SITUATIONS WANTEp-FHMALg

pag pefk wanted b ilrsl class lawn.
ffss tthaHe cherry sbt
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POT uent s.r0om honae = block
from car. ff3I one f-r0um, new, modern
house SIS Ksd asa North fla
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For Rent Z room house. ~ unliaT
80 per month 90 Eoed party aii Hlncl
ler hidF Main $3.50
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Ii ArnEN NoNTn - ~.

10 ACRES NORTH OF CITY
isesl asa partially cleared un. ha1f
mai'e ffams Everett fHsefNfNAm Aff man
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fn~ fffts IL eniH fsee Tsfeae &c saif
Fsf psgiiHetafs AZ Wnaa T9snss ntaE
1875 tats HF tsaffe hnfa# a1aes Heaf
iarNs 1858 81 fk zee aean3s fhs naafAst
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sfrfF ffnft NFfftHa HaHmfHE HHfHf aHf
fhteNHn NHasfs ftf dose hstaHFa a. 81
~ mhnfh re uansf ~ HHHefi fNts
Nena = Essftif afansisa e S asraf
A RARE BARGAIN
ONLY a FEW RODS FROM
SEATTLE TACOMA SHORT LINE
Tsr acres easily cleared istsi land
rsrsllrnf saii faflHs raaHtf read. drive
lNE Hisfanre 81 Seattle FaHitf market.
fiEhf iH Sire ~ aFfF. af.HtaHf Price
fl .e1 sasY tsfnaa We fsaassa s4aaa fhis
a. shsaiatrif fhs Best tsfEafn g. the
siTIhlfr
ROBERT vsfTuf.
nifaffaafEf AiaF44 Eastainr
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J viii rent Ypur properly anu take
care ~ - ard guarantee satisfaction fo
landlord and tonant Try me V W
Jackson. a0f American hank Hidm Main
1see ind seal
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

fIf1an m0dafH f0tfaEo- ? bedr00m1
Of Columbia CITY, 4 block from car
Rent SIS Call EHsi gfs
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HiE fenui Furnished house modern
$40 90 month. 40 E blaine. Easflak'
ear
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
RECORD
Of v. B.
O|SHMAN
County Gangs Insult to In
telligent Voters Shown
in DiShman Case.

Wilton B. Dishman is the
name of the man whom the
court house ring nominated
for county commissioner in
the Second district. Dishman
has a record that condemns
him and should cause every
thinking voter to cast his
ballot for the grand old man
running on the other ticket
Cobb.
Dishman is a convicted
blind pig operator, and has
a record as a commissioner
of Kootenai county, Idaho,
that shows him to be the
supporter Of railroad corpor-
ations that try to blk the
people.
Yet man of Dishman's type
Continued on Pace Two,
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DO YOU KNOW?

That China produces 10000
ounces of gold yearly?
That Spokane lodging houses ars
nearly all full every night?
That Germany's aerial navy num-
bers IA vessels?
That the king Of England 10 ex-
empt from motor regulations? The
king can do no wrong.
That Spokane has a colored po-
liceman?
That every police patrol box In
Los Angeles will be supplied with
first-aid bandages and medicines,
SO that a policeman can care for
the victims of street accident be-
fore the ambulance arrives?
That the long tails Of the horses
belonging to the shah Of Persia are
dyed crimson for six inches at their
tips--a jealously-guarded privilege
of the ruler and his sons?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
"Your Barreffe Is
Awry, 'Says Girl
as She Steals
Polite Young Female Successfully
Works New Method Of Robbery
In Los Angeles Store.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 15.-Beware
Of a polite appearing young woman
who calls attention to alleged dis
orders of barettes.
This is the warning given by Cap
tain Flammer today, shortly after
Mrs. M. II. Cochran of the Hotel
Chickasaw reported the theft Of her
purse while shopping in a South
Broadway store.
The thief. according to Mrs. M. III.
Cochran, is a polite young woman
who calls attention to disarrange-
ments of hair combs.
Mrs. Cochran was shopping on
Broadway when a soft voiced young
woman said: Madame, your bar
ette Is awry."
Mrs. Cochran thanked her inform,
ant and reached for her barette,
after placing her purse on a show
case. To her surprise, Mrs. Cochran
found that her comb was in a cor
rect position, and wondered what
the stranger meant. An instant
later she understood when she dis
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Contorti0nist
ColU Steals
Olun Milk
CHE Is ALSO A NEW-FANGLED
CREAM SEPARATOR, BUT A
HARNESS STOPS HER
INDUSTRY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Miss Mary
V4yton, one of the wealthiest
Women of Greenwich, Conn. and a
large property owner, has COW
which has acquired the habit of
milking itself. While this has
been found Objectionable. the worst
part is thot the COW takes all the
cream, leaving only SKINNED milk
for the family.
1t took the hired man, Chester,
some time to ferret out the mys-
terry of the skinned milk he got
::..eyery night when he went to the
sasss.,aure next to William G. Rookie
feller's estate. Yesterday, by acct
dept, he caught the animal in the
act
Being an inventive genius, and
the son of a Connecticut minister,
he constructed a harness which he
put on the COW. II is calculated not
to incur the displeasure OF the
Greenwich Society for Animal Pro-
lection, of which the Rockefellers
and many other wealthy New York
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
THE SLOT P|AN0ETTE PUT DANNY OUT OF THE GAME

hear nything better than Danny's
Swan Song.
He paused. and The Press man
obligingly asked. why. what was
that"
SWELL" answered the proprietor,
II haven't always been what | am
now. used to be waiter in a
dance hall.
RESTAURANT Bv COURTESY.
I'VE called 1t n restaurant. but II
only had that name by courtesy.
The tables We're all crowded up To
tta walls. and there was a dancing
space In the center. The only music
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mot SO bad, eh?" said my friend,
the proprietorI as he tapped his
right foot almost In time with the
strains OF the restaurant orchestra.
The orchestra was doing its best to
make itself heard above the clatter
of dishes and the hum of after thea
ter talk. AS the musicians switched
into a sentimental song about the
moon Ca soft cadence with trilis)
the proprietor slipped his black cot.
fee with a fir away look.
You can say all you want 10
about 'Ysober and all the other
great operas, but ! never want TO
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(ey United Press Leased WIre)
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Oct.
15.-carrylng Pilot Walter
WeIIman, Engineer vanman
and . crew Of six men, the a.
gantic dirigibls balloon "Amer-
lea" started today to cross the
Atlantic ocean.
A big crowd was on hand to bid
the daring aeronauts God-speed.
and cheer after cheer followed the
big gas bag until 1t disappeared
oceanward through bank of fog.
The start was made shortly after
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boy scout and is unconsciously
learning his lessons in his sleep.
That is what the boys frequently
do, according to Secretary Moore
at the Y. M. c. A. The boys ore so
intensely enthusiastic about the
matter that they do not have
enough time to think about 1t dur
ing the day, SO they have to use the
night hours as well.
The boy scout movement In Spo-
kane is going forward by leaps and
bounds-and companies are organ
izing every day. At present there
are number of patrols without
leaders, but this will be remedied
shortly. The boys are organizing
so rapidly that 1t is a difficult mat
ter to keep them supplied with
leaders.
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we had was a ramshackle piano;
Danny played it. He was a tall.
stoop shouldered chap; his hair was
gray nd his face ws as pale as a
clean fall of snow. He didn't often
leave the piano stool. I've known
him to sleep there all night. He
used to eat his meals off the top of
the old music box. and I've seen
him open mp the thing In the morn
ing and take q clean shirt off the
sounding board.
Along about 3 In the evening
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
A QUICK
RESPONSE
T0APPEAL
Medical and Financial Aid
Offered to Poor Nor
wegian Boy.

Andy Johnson is to have a
chance.
Andy, you know, is the un-
fortunate young Norwegian
the story of whose misfor-
tune was told in The Press
last night.
The Press asked the peo-
pie of Spokane what they
were going to do about it
were they going to send
Andy home to die with his
own people, or were they 60
ing to let him die friendless
and alone among strangers?
The answers began to come in
Immediately after The Press was
circulated. Last evening the tele-
phone In The Press office started
ringing, and it has been pretty busy
ever since. People of all condi-
tions and walks of life are tele-
phoning to ask where Andy can be
found. Some are coming to The
Press office to inquire. All of them
want to help the unfortunate boy.
And not only are the people inter-
ested in seeing that he gets a
chance to go back to his folks In
Norway before he dies, but an
even better proposition has come
forward, doctor has come to the
front who says that he can cure
Andy This doctor declares that
dropsy can be cured by his treat
ment even In advanced stages, and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15

daybreak. Before cutting the bal.
loon loose. Wellman said he was
undecided whether to start ON the
transatlantic flight or simply to
make a trial trip.
In his balloon Wellman carries 3
wireless outfit and an operator. ana
soon after leaving the ground the
wireless apparatus at the starting
point caught this message.
Consider European trip started =
A brisk wind carried the balloon
seaward. The big sweeps Of the
Continued on pace two.1
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
NIGHT PINK A "LIVE WIRE'

Undoubtedly the livest late afternoon "wire' in
Spokane is the Night Pink edition of The Spokane
Press. Since the close of the ball season, The Press
planned and is giving the public the brightest and
most original late afternoon edition of paper ever
published in Spokane That is, that's what those who
read it say. Buy Night Pink this afternoon and
judge for yourself 1t contains late telegraph and
local sports late general news, and special illustrated
articles and cartoons On the streets at about clock
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
TRAIN OASHES
INTO TRAIN

CARTIER, Ont, Oct. 15.-cana-
dian Pacific passenger train No.
dashed into an eastbound cattle
train on a curve four miles west Of
here this morning. Both engines.
tenders, baggage and mail cars
were badly wrecked. The en-
glneer of the passenger train was
badly soaided and the fireman was
killed. The slaughter Of the cat
tie was something awful.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
WILSON'S CON-
O|T|0N GRAVE

. The condition Of Federal Z
. Judge Edward Whitson this Z
. afternoon remains very grave, Z
. with no change for the better. Z
. The judge is not conscious and Z
. is lying in q stupor as ~ Z
. suit Of the paralysis. The at Z
. tending physician expresses 4
. grave fears Of his recovery Z
. and Is in constant watch at Z
= the bedside. 4
= 1T is impossible at this Z
= time to state what will tran Z
= spire in the next few hours" Z
= he said. Z
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
MAYOR RAISES MONEY
FOR EXPLOSION
VICTIMS

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. rs.
Mayor Alxander today depos-
tied 5000 to the credit Of the
relief fund for the widows Of
the Timss disaster victims. He
has raised the money by
tramping the streets, selling
tickets for the theatrical bene-
fit sufferers planned for next
week. He was accompanied
by Jos. Cotton, president Of the
chamber Of commerce, and .
dozen other. citizens.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
JAPAN'S LARGEST
sii BATTLESHIP

(6y United Press Leased Wire)
TOXIC, Oct. 15.-The ka-
With, 20,600 tons, Japan's larg-
est battleship, was success
fully launched today at Yoko-
sska In spite Of a heavy storm
I ttlat prevailed. The mikado
and . large number. Of proml-
nent officials attended the
3 iaenchin0.
he kawithi was built along
llHes designed to eliminate
fatIta discovered In the battle
ps engaged In the Russo
iPanese war.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
WELLMAN
BALLOON
MDANGER

(ey United Press Leased Wiro)
NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Efforto
are being made 70 reach the dirigt
BILE America to warn the Well
man party of the approach Of =
hurricane from Cuban waters.
The storm is moving up the
coast at great speed and Wellman
Is being besought to veer north
ward and outrun and escape IA
worst Of the gale.
Ships are being warned 70 seen
harbors at once.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15

Ketchel was shot by man
named Hurd, following a violent
quarrel. Dispatches from Conway
say that Hurd has fled to the hills,
and that posse of farmers are
now seeking him.
Upon receipt Of the news, Dick
erson, who lives In Springfield,
chartered a special train and at
9:35 o'clock left with several
physicians and two bloodhounds
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ers are members. The harness con-
sists of stick placed across the
front of the animal, and attached to
a belly band. A rope Is fastened
to the stick and tied about the
cows horns. The animal can chew
its cud, but cannot be a self-milk-
er. The Daytons' milk is much bet
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
Stanley Ketchel, Middleweight Champion

for the ranch where the shooting
occurred. Dickerson tried to get
further details of the shooting be-
fore leaving, but was unable to do
so.
ketchel has been. Dickerson's
guest for several weeks.
He recently assumed the presi-
dency of a. lumber. company H.
nanced by Dickerson. He has been
CONTINUED on Page Sky
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BETTER

y councilman Jacob Schiller's .
~ condition Is somewhat i'm .
y proved today. DR.. Cope is call .
= ing twice day regularly and .
. at present is well satisfied. .
. Mfr. Schiller has been iii for .
. several days. .
q - q . q q . Q q q q q q q q .
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covered that her purse and the
polite young woman were both
missing. A short time later Mrs.
Cochran gave the police a descrip-
ton of the woman.
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PHILADELPHIA 15s-Unable to describe hs fond
for the cob other Mongoms
of Wayneshurg Pa said he could his length Ii roa
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friends him prove IT. and. being feet inehoa
height disposed Of Is friends
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.PRESS'AOVISORY TICKET
ENDORSED BY THE REFoRMERs AND THE
LABOR UNIONS.

United States senator-Mes Poindexter, republican.
Congressman-W. L. LaFoette, republican.
Supreme court judges-Non-partisa nominees
Prosecutor-John L. Wiley, democrat.
Sheriff-George E. Stone, democrat
Audtor-R. w. Butler, republican.
Treasurer-Zach Stewart, republican.
Cerk-Glen B. Derbyshire, democrat.
Assessor-Glen Creighton, republican.
Engineer-C. L. Graves, republican.
Coroner-Dr. Titus democrat.
Commissioners-First district, William r. Roy,
democrat; Second district, Warner Cobb, democrat
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
BOY SCOUTS
ARE GAINING

II your boy takes to walking IN
his sleep and mumbling things
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WELLMAN STARTS
ACROSS ATLANTIC
IN GREAT BALLOON

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BY United Press Leased Wre)
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ), Oct. 1s-The driobe balloon
America" constructed through American ingenuity
manned mainly American scientists
started flight the turbulent Atlantic bound 10
Europe.
Should Walter Wsman. explorer writer asronaut
plotting the giant craft be
will have, for the first time In history
world by aerial
Headed northeast; we'll aboard machinery working fine
Goodby."
This the brief flashed from
wireless after the ship had disappeared from the
Iantic Clty's shores.
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BADLY WOUNDED BY
man IN QUARREL

(By United Press Leased Wire)
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct 15.-Stanley Ketchel, mid
dleweight champion of the world shot through the
right lung at the ranch Of R. Dickerson early today
His condition is reported critical Dickersons ranch is at
Conway, near here.
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s,sI sGviNa coax IEo oETs 4 oSE.LseasD HussASO

BOSTON, Oct. 15-Norman Hitchcock sells artificial
limbs In Boston and himself Miss Cleona Noble
OF New London Conn. lost leg accident and
Hitchcocks to buy cork
Hitchcock then became acquainted with her. and two
legs to walk one their having been