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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

lo"l mul19t % 0erefter bolot ban lit
Soreorog beo @ongresien, bbori ban
tlart og tDoeligt uologbe &onierua-
ttone''s SGien % 8etp0ning iamt
bets &iltorie. &an gap @ooiepelt @re-
Dit for at bape lat 8epegelien igang
% forplieteoe Jig ielp til at pe0l;ge-
boloe Oct. San %giennemgif Sc fer.
ltlelltge Omraa6er> bbor @onierpo.
tions-Mrbeioet ifuIoe giennemferes
eftermiooagen optoges al ct Sore
orog at Senotor &rl,te Nellon p,t,
Torblmoets, Staternes oe Snoiuieets
A11lnor for @onierpotio1e11, og oerei>
ter 1oloteS cit aonfernce al Sc til.
lteoeperemoe Statsguperngrer. =
Ereiioe1t Safts Mootagelie iaa pel
/ ct. Saul iom minneapolis uonsar-
teoe Jig beo ringe l16brltb al Ye.
geiitrtng. SON blep operolt bilit. meo
Sen opbelte Agtelie og &efligbeo, men
mo1t berte intet Steo Sc ltnrfe
~@beerS", iom operalt ibilite @ocie,
belt. Otter at &reiioenten 6apoe talt
poa State 6air, Tom ban pr. Auto,
mobil til minneapolis, bpor ban ipi-
ite @iooog poo @otel @ooilon oe
forloo 8pen ti6ligt poa Mftene,1.
9beooore &ooiepelt begpn6te iii
8eieg / minneapolis og TOM ollere6e
ser. Z Morgen ino til 8pen fra Gor=
90, bbor ban Dagen forub bap1e talt
til Ell 6oriamling paa 10000 Men'
neifer. 8pem bar feitligt Implicit,
% BET terfe ifanoinaoiife Breg
merte0e man 81. a. be6 at @erge.
lambs 5totuer Dor 6eforeret mes Sc
rationale 6orper og en- luer &ron6s
at vSp1ter al Norge" og Noro Da=
fotaS @upernpr. 8aa ct Sort bob
Be @uperreren ifrpet og feltet til
&rani en: Sill @rinoring ON 9igte=
rem @ergelomo, M%rbeioerens Sen og
Gorfemper for bans &ettigbe0er.
Otter @o6to9elie of en- bjertelig
&ilien fra 8ublifum / Minneapolis
og 6rotolt poa @otel &ooiion gift SUI
rem til ct. Saul, bpor &ooierelt bolot
lin Sale for &ongresien un0er Sen
iterlte Spmerfiombe0. @ons Mrg11-
merter / Ealen gift ga11ife ierligt
u6 paa at giere set be6it mulige
9rug al Sc &eiourcer, ser er tilboge
og fre1ie 6em fra l16npttelie. San
erflereoe ben inarlige og, n1eit for
refte l1onpttelie al S%onofroften at
oGre Dor Si6s ltgrlte Eroblem, oe
ban erflereOe, at Set iful6e pere
Observation-Disclosures, life Sc en-
felte Stoter, ser ifl1loe optoge @onl=
pen imo6 S11teresi erne. Otter So
len / ct. SAUL auditorium fom Sen
paa State 6air, bpis @m1re nor Mgo=
pen6igbe0en af b9oerligt 8%orgerifab.
Set Dar, beb0e0e fan, @obeopligten,
at Srugterne al 8%elitan0en blep ret
fer6tgt for6elte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
@%reiibent saft % Muoiepelt.

aonlerbations @ongresiens to SO.
oeo-Mttraftioner optos' / SEN @ra<
oct itore Msoes 8eepn6eliesoage, al
1oa at Iige alle auore 6orbanolin.
ger blep hllioeiate for 6em. Son.
gresien aabneoes Manoag Gormio.
Dog 81. 10 al &relioent Safer, bpor.
efter Statens @upernpr og Bpens
WfoDor BOO. pelfommen. Breiioen1
5aft bolot linens @epp ODER Mrbei.
0erparaoert fra en- 9ribune Deo &oit.
buffet, bpilfet gift for iig iaa roligt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
220 Millioner Sibler.

Set brittle 8ibelielifab bor nplie
nbg1pet i'm Mursberetning, og ser gi-
oeS beri en- &effe interesiamte Sp<
lpsninger ON, bbor morge 8ibler
Selifabet far ipre6t uo ODER @eroen
i Sc 106 Mar, bbori oct bar beitooet.
Ser er gaaet ODER 1 @illio1t Bib
Ter til &ina, oe bpab mere er: SO
psf. al ollie 6isie 8ibler er blepen
iolgt. S &orea ct ser afiat $4,000
og Sopam 100000 @fsempIarer. S
Sn6ien, / 8irma og poo @eDlo1t for
man funoet &igbere til / alt 100000
@ibler.
S BET MI forlebne Mar bleb Ser
fra 2on0on afienbt lite mtn6re emo
1896 @asier, Der peie0e 293 Sons
90 life i%n6ebol6t anbet emo 8ibIer;
og iaa er bette embba fun en- 6ier6e=
bel at SelifabetS 8ogprob1ftion, ibet
lo,pgt Sc fleite l10goper blep trpft / De
forfielli9e 2anbe, bpor Sc lenere ifaI
iGlqeS.
Selifabet bar bi6ttl foranitaltet
424 forifiellige 8ibelu69oper; oeraf
fal6er Is poo europa, 1852 paa -aita=
tiife Sprog, 103 poa nfrtfanife See
geriprog, 80 paa Mmerifa og go paa
Multralien og 8olpneiien. 5i6em Ma-
ret 1904, % Oct brittle 8ibelielffab
.begDn6te i'm @irfiombe6, bar set / alt
.u6ienbt 220 Millfoner @fsemplarer
al 8ibelen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

dc 8orseien &ereeoabl, ionu af-
gift peo De0en for nogle Tiger li0en,
bop6e 6oet / ct. 8aul / AZ Mar.
9m Dar fg0t ben 1. December 1888
/ 0rammen, Norge. Otter at bpre
uolert iom 5freooer opbolot fan iig
tire 9lor / &aris. &iemfommen til
George blep fan / 1862 gift nreo Mu=
tbea Oppegoaro, Dotter al @brito-
pier Oppegaoro, / &riitianio. Sort
efter forlob ban @orge og bolotte fig
iSt. Soul / 1868. San orep Sfre0-
oerforretning til 1898, oa Fan traf
Zig tilbage. &mn Dor alminoeliq aq-
tet og afbolot. @a1ps &uitrn 6goe
oen 81. Suli 1893 efter fort aios
SDgoom. 5or ct Mors gD' li0en
boboe Mr. @erge6abl ct 5laqtilfpIz
Sc, % iiben ben 1io blep ban iteoie
oaarligere. @an efterIoo Zig 10 spn-
11er og en- 9utter, George $. @er-
geodbl at Chicago % @6paro $.
8erseodN og Mrs. Sobn g. @ariol,
af ct. Soul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
Gen murif=oanife Nresieforcnius.

Gen n%urif=oamife Eresieforcniu9.
afbol6t Marsmp0e 5. z. September
/ minneapolis / Soin Clubs 2ofo1e,
Ser Dilpilligt bar ltillet til 6orenin=
gems &aa0igbe6.
Ser bar mp0t Is Meolemmer.
Brelibenten, &r. IS. Nlger, @au
Claire, lenote pr. 8rep en-. unojfplb<
ming for Sffe=5iliteoeperelle al
~ubegtige" @runbe.
Com nDe Me0le1nmer optoges @r.
S. S. Moer, M%ort6fielo, @im1., og
3. g. 9. Socobien Tergus Sails,
Minn.
Set De0toges at forfotte Ell &elo=
luton / M%nleoning al 6oreningens
sgresmeolems, ST. @olle 5tenslan0s
Gp6. g. .. Strgmme operoroges
at affatte &eiolutionen og t%ilitille
Gamilien Sen. = 9igele6es peotoges
set at lerloe en- @ilien til 9. Mnuno=
len, g. .. 9borien og 81. 5erenien,
ser be0 Spgoom por binoreoe / at
bore ttlite6e.
Sra @ra1r0 SORTS o9 Sarge fore
laa Sn6bD0elie til at afboloe nelte
Marsme6e ser, men Set blep oper=
laot 8eitDrelien at ofgiere 6enne
Gag.
u0fal0et al @eitpreliespolget blep,
at bele 8eltprelien gjenpalgtess> met
l%(rtotogelie at, otI@. @anlen, Sag.
Zig Sioen6e", paIgtesl til gefretel
ilte6et for 6. 8ronbt.
Yresieforeningens Meolemme
bleb at @r. 81. 6. S1oan, ct. Saul
in6buot til Ell 9uncb / Moroer
Clubs 2ofaler, ct. Saul, ne1t1
Gage %@ftermi06o9, boilfen Snobp:
belle blep mo6toget meo 3of.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Mr. Guar .. Mosenicn, elblte
@pn al Mr. % Mtrs. ". @ogen.
len, pelfienot 9anife her / 8pen, ia:
opitillet Jig lom &anoioot til 9egisla@
turcn ira 6. @aro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Sacub sebmiot, Ereiioent for
S,socob Scbmiot 8relping Company,
Ell uf Sc met befienote tplfe Eionerer
/ ct. Nol1l, opoe 6rcooa Nften at ct
@jrrtctiliuloe. San bar fpot / 9op=
ern ipr 81 Nor iioen % TOM til Mme=
rita / 1865. @on oprcttcoe Mortb
Stor @ru3vcri fer / 9pen / 1884.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
Tpreora9 / @ulgatba &irfcn. go

Upftotu9 VulYulyu NhFlcH. Vp4=
aotbo Me1igbeoens Er9it, Yaltol
Arel MaOiert pil / 9pbet al &intcz
rem bolOe 1 eller 2 J%preDrog on
MaaneOen, bportil alle 0unlfe i11O.
bpoes. Set fprite 6oreorog nil bli:
re 1prsoag Aften Sen Is. Septem:
tem ST. s. gmnet, Eoltor Mooler
pil tole ON, pil blipe uSelp=Sjulp
ollie 9ius forbol0", og nil blipe put
0anlf #. Naltor Maoien CT eli ronlGr:
fet 5oler og 6ore0rogaboloer.
@ans 6oreOrog gjennem &intcrer
nil bliue boo0e belerenoe % furo
lfabsrige. &on og lber bon! 9lO
gang er fri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

M%rbejosoagcn / ct. Saul frjreoes
/ Monoo9s mco iao ltorc Iemonltro=
tioner, at man life fpr far let roget
lignenoc fer / @pen. Gnbpcr Srgu=
nllation blanot Mrbeioerne / 8peN
bopbe lr11ae gjort 1tnre iSorbcrcoel-
ier for 0ogens &pmme, pg n1potc
oerfpr / i%plten1otiif Orou1 peo Yo=
ro0en, ionr por Nelt / inn 3tpiiioncr,
meo fuer lit Mulifforps, 6lo1 o}
Sonnerc. Foroben tog i'm @egpn=
oelie poa Grcbol1ge Strect pg bepr-
geoe Jig iajennen1 ct. Eeter og 5.
StS. til 6. ct. og Smith Yorf.
9agefter Eorooen hegop flcre al Iog=
toreningerne Jig til St~atsuoltillin=
gen. Morig fpr / 8pens @iitorie
far Nr6cjoerneS Eorooe poo en-
~Sobnr Gop" pGret belfl1ct al loo
mango fren1roac,oe Mrno fra ollie
2onoets Ggne iom 0en1c Norooc Sen
5. September. Sffc olenc Nonhets
Errli0ent, men tillige flere @lpcr=
aerer fra m0re Stater % onore
p%rominente Mnno, ioo oa %beunbrebe
Set pel orgoniierebe Mrbejoertoo
| gienncm 8pens @o6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Stur @ienounlsbanbel. 8. s. Gen.
non, Yrriiocm for ct. SAUL @ale
Boil &mnpoemi, fipbte for ct Ear
9dbe lioen 2erington &nrf al 8. ..
elnitb for $4,000. G%ien0ommel,
CT beli99enSe pao oct lpope1tli9e
@iprue al llnireriitp % 2erinNton
Mucnlles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Nnfiasct for 8eoragcri. Noliti-
inipeftpr Noile far / Sc ii6ltc to
Tiger ipejoet efter cit 6orfolifer at
Epltororer til ct 9elpb af $500.
Sorsoog / forrtge ltge trof Nn
Mon0en / Ga @rosie, isis. San
falote Jig peo Mdunet Miller % fer=
ties bertil 5eneslet. 9en 10. Mr=
quit blep &oittontoret / 8pron rppet
for en- Gel Ee1ge og en- @pg, ionl
moe6olot @onep Srber= @lonfetter.
Eoitinipefteren 90. s. 1osnes / ct.
Eoul blep nn6crrettet OPT 5pperiet
og gap Srorc till Snipeftprerne at
opipore @jerningsmonoen. Mogle al
otsie ienere uofDlote og falife
Monep Srorer blep fort efter moo
toget Der | 8pen / Sp6+St. saul,
Srlperior, @o6ilon og Ga CROSSE.
SSrlpetter Noife begap Jig ga til Ga
@rosle og paogreb @iermngsmm=
oerr og 8eorageren. San blep brogt
! 6orbsr hos DC Sor. Staters So
m1s1er Opener, og til blipe fgrt
trent for oe Sor. Staters 9iitrifts=
9onrmer | @inono / Slutninqen al
oe11'1e Moareo. Mi1ler er 40 Mor
9aarmel % er bienmebgremoe |
@poto, @inm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

@oiaatba &pinoefurcntns lrpoer
fyritfonmc,nc Sprsbag 0cn TO-. Sep"
tenher / Mrs. u. 6. Ireoericf1uts
6icmr 65S st. M11tbo,W NM. Mllc
&pinoer, ion lnr Suit til ut Oelto-
&C, er biGrtclig n%cltnnnlc1,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

We'd Kjob e1ler R~eparation al
Uhrc besog den velkjendte Juve'
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E.. 9TH St,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

&aar Sc fplgcr meo / bette gIal
fra Gnoe til onoen, fra l1ge til l1ge.
ifa1 Sc lite aneite Dem for, at So
lite fslger me0 ! Eioen. Set isrger
8Iaoet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

&mn tu Silfolbc al 9pr1elommel=
le forefnm fer / 8pen / Mltgl,lt Mod
neo, innpb 100 / iann1e MoaneO for
rige slor. SpgOpmn1en bar tilfpnelu=
oenoe fprlnOt oenne Gel al 9orroet,
Tiger Sl,nobeosDeporten1cntets 6olf,
pg er I'LL llobru0t / Soma, tpnrtro
flere lilfrloe o1unelOtes / fprrige
Muuue0.
Get enc al Sc TO 5ilfnlbe / St
Eal1l iibite Maareo erote meo D.
Sen. Get anoet Barn, en- 2=s(ars
CANNED Nige pao @elt Gor1greis
Street, CT / @eoring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

@pt ltniun 2cpot. 81. .. Wiuua,
0ornono for llnion 9cppt &omitern.
rplpicr. at set mi or CT ofgiort Sou,
at ct. saul ptl iao ct mt Union
Geppt. 0elm1e Oplps1ing ble, 9iuct
otter ct Mpoe al @prgernes &Mnitc
mes &cprui entanter for Sc nj inter
esicrebe SSernbouer. Mpbet blcp bolbt
for ll1ffebe Npre / Moyorcns &pn=
for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
Sire tprrc Maaneoer.

Sire tprrc Maaueoer. Sfplge
Signal=9 1lrea1etS &apport por Moi,
sunni, S11li og slrguit ioor Sc fire
%terre1te Maoneoer / en- 5%iosperiooe
al q aar. Sioen sen 1. Moi far
Neobsret ct. Saul finn nooet 1854
Sommer. sloret 1856 boboe Itge=
le0es fire terre Mooneoer, ga 5iy=
nol=Snreauet, lom ga Dor itotio1e-
ret / Sort Smelling, rapportereoe
5.94 5ommers Meober. @pis man
logger oct normole Meobpr / 33 Mor
til @rnno, JONI er IA 1pnrmer, piler
1otolregnmgngoen for nnpr4e fire
Maaneoer Ell Ne6gong al 9.66 Cont
l11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09


@asfursiftnins. @arrp Nnoerion
hlep Sprsoog / forrige l@ge fnnoet
lig9eroc bepioitlps / lit &rrelle poo
0ortmoutb &otcl. gn al @otel9jG=
i1er,ae 'bapoe Iaat MGrfe til eli @os=
lugt ion tom fra. Nnoeripns Sr>
relic, bpilfet foranleoigeoe llmerlp=
neIje,1. @on blep ue0 Eoliticts us
j%iltol1ce brogt ben paa 8pcns So
lpitol, tmor ban lenere, ga han tom
til @miojtbeo mreobelte, at bon beo
ct SilfGloe bar fonnnet til at oab,1e
Ell @asbone, uOen at lGgge Merfe
til bette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Srofesior =. q. 9urniylb, &ranb
Sietp College, TOM til Mirm .apolis
Spn6og Morgen fra Gacom1, %
Dol0t ON Mftenen ct ubmerft &c.
reorag i ct. Ee0ers Strife ON .&bar-
les DicfenS, Den ltore engelife Grfot=
ter, 6bis 8etp01ltng bon ifil6re6t life
Blot lom Gorfatterens, men gcnife
lprligt joni &eformatorens og Can't
fun6sforbe6rerens. Boa @runb al
cit / fri @ro6 ubeleilig &egnbpge
1%uniboelbart fpr 5oreoragets 8egpn=
6elle bar 8eipget meget ringe. Bro=
feSlor &ornipl6, ser TOR meget op=
taget al &oloniplonen / California,
al bpilfen ri pao 8laoets Scribe
giper en- u6fprlig 8%e1fripelie fra
bans egen &aan6, reiite Monbag
Mongen til tit Stem / Des Moines
for at forbereoe Jig paa at flptte no
til lit rpe Girfefelt / 8elten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
~Mnirmmsfumitccn / vStote S

Mmirnmsfumitccn / rStote ST.
ltprical Societp" bar / lpngcre Sio
orbeioet poa jim &apport a1naaoenoe
Sen jootolbte &eulington &unelte11
% bill fprelegge Sen for Selifobet |
1nrite Mooneo, ifplge Mepton $.
@incbell, Selifabets MrfGolog. &op=
porten tiger, at enoifj6nt &on1iteen
trpr poo Steneus sggtbeO, er SC
8rumbe, iorn fremfpres for oenne
Sl11tning iffe enoelige. aomiteen
anbefaler p0erligere llnoeripaelle %
0rpftelie, fpr EFT anOen % cnoelig
&opport uf9ipes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
St. Paul.

"st Paul Tdende" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

Oct fpinbeliee banife @6mnaitif-
bolo. SEQ Oct iibite 5pruoog / Mr.
% Mrs. Sacob Merregoar6s Siem
afbolote Me6e bap6e ser in6fun6et
Jig ct ~betpoeligt Mntal 6an1fe u11ge
Domer, joni meb 8egeiltrimg lutte6e
Jig til &onfen ON Oprettelien al ct
Solo: @Dmnaitifen pil tage lin Be-
gpnoelle fenitfommenbe Manbog Mf-
ten / Salisbury &ouie @pmnaititiaI,
m1e6 en- Simes 9nelie bber Manoag
Mften. Deltagerne be6es gipe Mpbe
&l. $50 Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

&ursmeiter Seller foretog ior ct
&or Dupe lioen cit SSlripeftio1,stur /
;Sclifab n1eo @pingenipr &r1nolett %
&lSphn Goalfielb, >Sctretrr peb @pcl1s
&onopGrf, til Sc &onobebol0cre %
tSper, bporfro @pe11s &anoforroao
bentes. &eNen, Der foregif / Ell Mu<
tounobil begpnote ON Jormiooagen
81. ii o9 noreoe til 81. Z ont Mfte=
nett. %eo @iemfpniten erflereoe
@ore1nclteren Jig tilfre0s meo buao
bon bauoc ia9ttagct at &ilocr,w til
@pcns Sonoipripning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

lllptfestilielocr. Gen 2S=oorige
@,ritm Carlton, Iom orbeioer for
Ecuples See Company, blep / forri=
&c llge u1oer lit Mrbeioe meb at Ices
ic IS fra Ell Sernbanepogn flant
mellem oen1le og 9esiet l1oenfor /
Sen @rob, at man frpgter for. bol1s
2ip. 9on brugtcs paa 8etbes0o So
ipitolet. st Har Gage ienere bop=
Sc Tronf 9orion, ionr lemr poo
2opipn st., set ltbelo ulrber lit 9(r-
bejoc ipnu Hl11n1her poo Sbllberts'
npe Gbeaterbpgning at blipe rant al
cit neofalOenoe Elomfe, bporbeo ho,1
fpm loo me9et tilifobe, at bo1 moot=
tc htinges poo @Dens @oipitol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
minneapolis

Nfiis Mnma &riebt er penot tilba,
ge fra Seem Sort og ifal / oct font
n1elrbe Mar %unoerpiie / Eegning pe6
Gentral-@piifolen. SUN fit ! i'm
.Sb Stipen6inm fra minneapolis
&l1nitforening % bar opbolot Jig /
Seem Oorf for pt6ere u6bmnelie /
i'm &unit. Ogioa / Seem Sort fit
BUN 5tipen6ium.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
MAYSW|NG
CLUB OVER
COAST MEN
HARDWARE MEN FEEL HURT
OVER RATE FIGHT BY -'-
PORTLAND-SE

Action in condemnation of the
part the jobbers and wholesalers of
Portland and Seattle have taken in
combating the merchants of the In
land Empire in their fight for better
railroad rates is probable at the
fifth annual convention of the In
land Empire Hardware and Impe-
ment association, which began it's
sessions this morning at the Hall of
the Doges.
Nearly 200 were present at the
morning session and $50 to 300 are
expected by the time the conven-
ton gets under full swing. The SEES
sions will close Friday afternoon.
The address of welcome was de-
livered by Mayor Pratt and the re-
Spouse by the president of the as
sociation, l. c. Hattabaugh of
Grangeville, Idaho.
Under the head of new business
1t was decided to elect six new d.
rectors at the meeting this after
noon instead Of later in the week.
The annual meeting of the Wash
lngton Hardware and implement
Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance as
ISOLATION will be held Thursday
afternoon, when the annual diyi-
dend, called the melon cutting"
will be declared.
Friday morning there will be an
executive session of the association.
limited to members only, at which
time certain important questions af-
fectlng the trade will be considered.
Members of the association TODAY
denied the story that there is fric-
ton between the retailers and lob
bers and say that the best of feel
ing and general harmony only pre-
walls.
The hardware dealers associa-
ton is a live body of hustlers and
represents some of the best COM
mercial genius of the Inland En-.
pire.
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. q 90 . . . q . q q q . . Q Q
= WEATHER CONDITIONS .
Q q O q q . . . ~A~H %

A storm center, that In all proba-
bility has been moving eastwardly
from the north Pacific during the
last two or three days, is now over
Saskatchewan; with low pressure
from the northern part of the Rock
les to the north Atlantic coast.
Crests of high pressure are respec-
lively on the middle of the Pacific
coast and in the Gulf of Mexico
near southern Louisiana. Within
the last "a hours precipitation has
been general from the north Pacific
coast to the Rockies, in Minnesota
and eastwardly from the lake re-
gion and Ohio valley to and along
the Atlantic. The low pressure over
Canada caused chinook conditions
over the northwest during the last
two or three days, but already there
are indications of return to some
what lower temperatures in that
section. Within the last "a hours
gales have been reported on the
north Pacific coast and brisk winds
in the interior. Temperatures this
morning are favorable for fair
weather tonight and Thursday in
this vicinity. with colder tonight.
CHAS, STEWART,
Local Forecaster.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
FOUGHT TO SUFFER
FROM ASTHMA
Wisconsin Man Makes Extraord-
nary Statements to SkepticaI
ASthmatjcs.

So enthusiastic is Mr.. c. Mussel-
man, prosperous farmer of Jeffer-
sonville, Wis, over his complete re-
covery from asthma through the
use of the new specific, ascatco
that he says: Those troubled with
asthma who cannot give ascatco a
trial ought to suffer, for it will GER
tainly cure.
Mr.. Musselman suffered from
asthma for IL years, and sometimes
had to sit in a chair for a month at
a time. His complete cure, he says,
was accomplished in 1905 by using
only half bottle of ascatco, and
now, five years later, he reports
that he has had no return of the
asthma.
Nearly one million former asth-
MATES testify likewise, relating the
most extraordinary cures after as
many as SO years of suffering. All
at present afflicted with asthma
may easily avail themselves of
ascatco's benefits, as a preliminary
treatment, for trial, will be mailed
free OF charge to anyone who will
write to the Austrian Laboratory,
80 West Twenty-fifth strete, New
York. Those who wish the COM
plete treatment may now procure
the genuine ascatco, in both the so
cent and 81 sizes, at Murgittroyd's
the Ritter drug store and other
leading drug stores.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
IMMERSION
Up SCALE
GET TOGETHER WITH EN-.
PlOYERS ON BASIS OF
$3.50 PER DAY

The report that the local timers
union has signed working agree
ment with practically all the en-
ployers in the city gained circula-
ton yesterday afternoon. The
time of the agreement is for one
year, or until January l, 1911, &C.
cording to the report.
An eight-hour day with mini
mum wage of $3.50 is said to be the
specific provisions of the new
scale. When questioned about the
new scale today, George Bond, the
secretary of the union, said he did
not wish to discuss the agreement
for publication at this time.
The union has recently greatly
Increased in strength, it being re-
ported some time ago that seven of
the local employers had decided to
maintain the closed shop.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
CLUB
PEOPLE GET
LITTLE BACK

Poorer but wiser" is the word for
the 40 members of the suit clubs
of Charles Clement, who left the
city several weeks ago, and was
eagerly sought until he returned
and gave himself up to the authori-
ties.
The 40 members represent that
part of the membership of his clubs
which organized and employed an
attorney to aid in recovering part
of the money which they had paid
in to Clement at the rate of a dollar
a week. o-.
They have settled with Clement,
according to the report, at As cents
on the dollar, and signed an instru-
ment releasing him from obligation
to them. They got from 81 to 50
apiece. Fifty dollars of the sum of
$500 which Clement secured for
them went for attorneys fees.
Clement still has to deal with
those members who did not organ
ize with this 40.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
CURT|SS
SAYS HI:
CAN bE:Af
WON'T ADMIT THAT PAQll
HAMS RECORD Is THE
LIMIT.
(Bv United Press)

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-FoI.
lowing PauIhan's wonderful record
breaking across-country flight,
Glenn Curtiss today refused to ad.
NIT that the Frenchman has set a
record which cannot be broken, ana
intimated that he would try to es.
tabIish new mark this afternoon
or tomorrow. When asked his opin-
ion of Paulhan's 45-miie aerial Jour-
ney in one hour 2 minutes AZ as
seconds yesterday, Curtiss said:
The meet is not over yet. Let's
see, there are really four big rec
ords to break. one for sustained
flight, one for altitude, another for
speed and one for distance. 1t
seems to me that the distance
flight record is far beyond the forty
miles which Cody flew here"
1t Is said that Curtiss is now de-
termined to give a few exhibitions
of rapid flying, and ris friends hint
that he purposely has been hang
ing back until the last days of the
meet, with. the view of making a
"grandstand finish"
This afternoon it was unofficially
announced that the American
would attempt to establish a new
three-lap speed record, carrying one
passenger.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
DEATHS.

Andrew T. Gilbert, age AZ years,
died this morning of pneumonia at
the home of Robert Cavett, W61O
Sharp avenue. Mr.. Gilbert came
here few months ago for his
health. The body is being held at
the New England undertaking par
lors awaiting word from his wife at
Nashville. Tenn.
Funeral services for Flora Pet
reca, aged 33 years, who died Mon
day at the Kearney sanitarium.
were held this afternoon at l
O'Clock at the st. Aloysius Catholic
church.
Mrs. Powell. aged 6S years.
widow of the late l.. F. Powell of
Seattle and mother of Mrs. ID. M.
Drumheller of this city, died last
Tuesday at San Diego. Cal. She will
be buried at Seattle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-19
HIT BY STONE;
LATER By A
N0NSU|T

Murdoch Campbell, the man who
was severely injured by a falling
stone while working on construc-
ton gang for the Chicago, MiIwau-
kee g. Puget Sound railroad near
Rock Lake on January 27, 1908, lost
his $4,000 damage suit against the
contractors and the railroad this
morning, Judge Sullivan non-suiting
him because of lack of evidence
and inability to prove joint respon-
sibility for the accident.
Campbell was working with a
blasting gang on the railroad when
a stone, dislodged by the foreman,
crashed down upon the workman,
injuring him severely.