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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

" tIOSh Iloill Tie IeSluSHCe anu DuI
ial will be at Greenwood.
John p. St. John, ex-governor OF
Kansas. who ran for president in
1884, will speak on ''Woman's SUI
frage" at the First United Brethren
church, Baldwin avenue and Lidger.
wood street. next Sunday night. Mr.
St John, who is visiting his son
John p. St. John Jr., at 1914 Alice
is ardent suffragist.
George Frederick Brunette, the
10 months old son of Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Brunette. died early yesterday
morning at the home of his parents
Thirty-first avenue and Lacy street.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at 3 O'Clock from the Turnbull
undertaking rooms and burial will
take place in Greenwood.
T. D. Gamble, candidate for
county clerk, is confined to his
home by illness.
A contract for lockers for the
North Central high school has been
awarded to the North Pacific Bank
Note Co. for $S049.25. The school
board has sold the old metal buried
in the ruins of the South Central
high school to the highest bidders.
w. W. Dreyfoos, Riverside ave-
nue. merchant, has been married in
Brooklyn to Miss Pearl Hunt, the
actress, whom he first saw as the
leading lady in the vaudeville bath
ing act given at the Orpheum a
year ago. They will tour Europe
before coming to Spokane.
The new bartenders' union has
again been restrained from dispos-
ing of the money and property in
it's possession until the hearing in
court August /. The old bartend-
ers' union is the plaintiff in the &C.
ton. In the first brush In court,
in former suit, the new union won.
Tonight will occur the big blow.
out of the North Hill Improvement
club. An open air public meeting
will be held, at which some live
matters will be considered, after
which refreshments will be served
to all.
Architect Rand is still at work on
the plans for the new South Central
high school building. He expects
to submit the drawings by the next
regular meeting of the board.
William Morris and Joseph Parks
have started for New York for a
two months tour of Europe.
William n. Taylor, ex-mayor Of
Spokane, was married yesterday to
Mrs. Charlotte Stevenson, at the
home of his son, Frank w. Taylor
1917 Baldwin avenue. The Rev. Mr.
Hindley tied the knot.
Prosperity that came to Free
Sharp, colored janitor of the Jamie
son building, over the defeat Of jim
Jeffries by Jack Johnson, has dis
rupted the Sharp household, says
Mrs. Sharp, who has just filed pro
ceedings incourt to compel Sharp tt
support his family. 1t is alleged
that he could not stand prosperit.
and that he has gone to the bat
since the black champion knocket
| one the hone of the white race
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
GETTING EVEN
WITH "KICKERS'

Within the last few days water
inspectors from the city hall have
placed fines on a number Of people
living in the southwest part of Lid
gerwood and other sections of the
north hill for alleged violation of
the water rules.
There were weeks during the re-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
Edith-My poor head aches frshtfuIy
caire-Why don't take hair off and rest IT, dear1
FLAMES KILLED WOMEN
WHILE THEY WERE ASLEEP
NV United Press Leased Wire)

UNION, Ore. July 2S.-The two
Katherine creek forest fires which
have already caused the death of
two persons and have destroyed a
sawmill ten homes and much tim
Der, were reported to be under par
tial control early today.
The dead:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

The vote on the city hall site
will take place tomorrow night.
Because he accommodated a
friend and brought his gun into
the city to be fixed, J. J. Curry of
Sunnyside was arrested on a
charge of carrying concealed
weapons. He was given his free
dom after he had told his tale in
the police court yesterday after
noon.
The dog catchers have nabbed
213 CANNES so far.
For endeavoring to pull out his
horses tongue, w. Carlisle, a
Windsor station farmer, will be
tried this afternoon on complaint
of the Humane society.
Councilman Funk favors increas-
ing the property valuation require
ment for improvements from 81 to
75 per cent, as he believes the
burden on the poor of the city is
becoming too heavy.
The police are rounding up half
a dozen vags every night.
The police yesterday received a
telegram from w. H. Storr, of Nap
anee, Ontario, asking them to To-
cate Wesley Storr. Wesley Storr
died of delirium termens at the
Emergency hospital July II, and
was buried from Turnbull's under
taking rooms in Greenwood GENE
terry this morning.
Two nude women, Leona La Vie
and Marie Petel, both French, were
arrested in room OF the Savoy
hotel at an early hour this morn
ing by Sergeant Bunker and three
policemen. The women had just
posed for Jack Bunkle, a photog-
rapher, who had taken q flash-light.
Bunkle escaped over the adjacent
roofs. The police have been look
ing for some time for the men who
have been taking photographs of
naked women.
Blasting at Third avenue and Ar
thur street has been stopped in
order that the jar may not endan-
ger the life of the nine-months-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cassell,
which is suffering from meningitis.
Tom Route was caught by Mer-
chant Policeman Pike while ran
sacking the Palm confectionery
store, 100 Riverside avenue. early
this morning.
At its meeting in Spokane the
board of trustees of the Cheney nor
NAL school elected n. D. Showaltel
principal. He was superintendent o.
the schools of Whitman county fol
six years.
The Dupont powder trust ha!
purchased 100 ages near Marshal
Junction on which 1t will erect pow
der magazines to cost $4,000.
Mrs. Mary A. Martin, age IS, die,
! yesterday afternoon at Opal Pos
street. She is survived by a hus
band, w. D. Martin. The funera
will no held this afternoon at
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
THESE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY,.
Sale Sample Waists,

'S Se''H'S w
For Friday and Saturday l am
going to make a big cleanup on
my line of ladies' fine waists.
have sample waists worth all the
way from $3.50 to $500 which I
will close out on those two days at
the one price of ..9Sc
Sample Wash Dresses.
l will sell on Friday and Satur-
day wash dresses worth up TO SIS
for S. and Ulysses worth up to 500
for $3.50. /lis will be an oppor-
tunity that it will pay you to look
up.
have a line of sample covert
and serge coats in new fall STYLES
worth at the regular store from So
to $25, which ! will place on sale
at range of prices from $3.50 to
$3.50. =.
Extra Special.
$500 Silk Petticoats, $3.50.
To show the ladies of Spokane
that ! can undersell any other
store in the city l am going to
make this astonishing offer for
Friday and Saturday. Choice of
my entire line of silk petticoats,
worth $500, for $3.50. They come
in all colors. Remember that
have small expenses, the benefit
OF which I give to you. Take the
elevator and save dollars. Come
up and look over my line.
FLORENCE MEAGHER, Prop.
The FLORENCE Waist House,
$40 Mohawk.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

musical comedies and other frothy
productions, Miss Roberts will
doubtless be obliged to temporarily
drop her hobby and take up some
thing lighter.
The expression on Miss Roberts
face in this, her latest photo. is
quite Lady Macbethian, but the
picture hat mars the illusion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
MRS. J. DEAN.

Her adopted daughter, aged Is.
According to information
brought here today by courier Mrs.
Dean and her daughter were sleep
ing in their home in the timber belt
north of here when the fans
swept and enveloped the dwelling
They had no chance to escape.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

John l. Taylor, Boston Red Sox
owners. does his own scouting. and
he Is one Of the best judges Of
young ball players in the country.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
We Deal Honestly

with everybody. We are past the
experimental stage in dental work.
Our practitioners are all men Of ma
ture years and have devoted their
lifetime to the technical and prac-
teal study of dentistry. Every man
in our dental parlors is q specialist
on the particular class Of work upon
which his energy is centered.
Our prices are reasonable and our
work is guaranteed.
Good full upper set 1880
Best Ebony Plates ...... $500
Best Rubber Plates =. $1,000
Silver Filings ............ .6Oc
Platinum fillings :. $500
Gold Filings. 80 and up
Gold Crown 80. ....$5 and up
Careful, conscientious examina-
tions of your teeth made without
charge.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
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. A colored woman fenced in
q a part of Riverside avenue
q near Greendoow cemetery
. yesterday, and with a shotgun
. forced drivers to make short
q detour. Commissioners Arm
. strong and Mudgett went out
. and satisfied the woman, and
4 +ha
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

O'Clock from the residence and bur.
lal will be at Greenwood.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

NOTE-Dont wait till it's too
late to obtain the value of this COu-
pom, as 1t is just as good to you as
81 bill. Clip it out right now as
you WOULD do 81 bill. This cou-
pom equals just as much. Read ii
carefully.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

T. D. Gamble, candidate fol-
county clerk, is confined to his
home by illness.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
Worth So

This coupon, II presented
to the New York Dental Par
Tors on or before the 9Th OF
August will be accepted 40
So toward the payment on
any dental work done by W
that amounts to S. or more.
In other words, If you need
a crown which Is worth from
IS to $3.50, you will only be
paying So for the IS ones, -
for the S. ones, etc.
| Only one coupon accepted
from any one customer.
| Clip this out right now.
It's just as good as a 81 bill.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07

Theatre to-day. and playgoers are fully
justified in expecting something ex-
travagantly good in such feature.
Knute Erickson, comedian. we'll and
favorably known along The Great
White Way" heads the company of
26 people. The scenery is necessarily
elaborate and costly and the costumes
right up TO the minute in every par
ticular. The very name of the act
in itself calls for the top notch in most
everything. "At the Waldorf marks
the climax in the Laskey productions,
it being generally agreed that this
versatile and energetic manager and
producer has never offered anything
that can quite equal this new feature
which has attracted so much attention
laely among metropolitan playgoers.
The appearance of Cheridan Simpson,
a comedienne of much ability, and Will
liam Pruette, an actor who has ap-
peared in the legitimate for many
years in such productions as 1.-THE
Princess Chick" Havana" &c, in a
vaudeville speciality, is Of course a
matter of more than passing moment
to those who are familiar with the past
work of this pair. The above are the
two top-line features of bill that
ought to make good money for the box
Office at the above house this week.
Manager Dockstader is authority for
the statement that the bill for the week
represents an outlay OF over $1,000, and
he naturally enough expects local play
gOers TO be pleased with ii.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
WARRANT OUT
FOR ELOPERS
Married Man and Girl Dis
appeared at the Same
Time

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. THAT
the simultaneous disappearance Of
George w. McKenney a wealthy coffee
dealor. and 10 year old Amanda Bran
deau was followed by trip TO Canada
together and that the girl was enticed
to elope by the proner OF money, is
the belief which has led the young
woman's father, Henry w. Brandeau
of Germantown 10 swear out a warrant
for the arrest Of McISenney. The man
and girl disappeared on January 27.
NIcKenney left his home while his
wife was IN and Mrs. McKenney's phy-
sicians say she Is Frustrated by tho
news Of the elopement Information
that the couple are together in Canada
and on their wa yto the Pacific coast
was received by the police in a tele-
gram from Winnipeg, Manitoba. This
message stated that "A girl answering
the description OF Miss Brandeau was
seen on a west bound Canadian Pa
cinc train in the company OF n man
who tallies with the description Of
McKenney.
The girls father declared today that
he was sure his daughter had been
lured to elope with the merchant by
the promise Of money and pretty
clothes. soon after her disappearance
he received a lettr from her, postmark-
ed Montreal. In which she stated that
she was well and happy and with the
man she loved.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
MOTION PICTURES
in SCHOOL ROOM

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEWARK. n. j., Feb. 7.--Having real
ized the prime ambition of his life, the
perfection Of storage battery that will
operate a trolleyess street car Thomas
A. Edison Is now planning an apparatus
for introducing motion pictures ana tho
photograph into the school room that
will be OF great educational value.
Mr.. Edson's idea is 20 combine the pic
ture machine with the phonograph in such
"a way that they win operate so that the
movingplctures ON screen will literally
be made 10 talk. lie IS certain that this
arrangement viii create greater interest
in the studies of school children, espec-
ially history geography and industrial
work.
Color photography will be used In tho
manufacture OF picture films and the ex-
act colors OF nature will be gotten IN
this way, making the combination ma.
chine of great value IN the study OF
botany. a practical demonstration OF Tho
new apparatus viii be given the latter
part OF this month before the Board Of
Education, OF New York city.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
St. Johns Church Services.

In st. Johns Episcopal Church the SER
vices for the coming week follow:
Ash Wednesday, 1880 O'Clock I'm the
morning and 745 in the evening; Thurs
day at 70 o'clock noon; Friday morning
at 1880; Saturday afternoon at 4, dhe
chndrens service) and next Sunday at
the usual hours. The meetings are as fol-
lows: This evening the vestry at o'clock,
junior auxiliary and the boys guild on
Thursday evening, the womans auxiliary
all day Thursday and altar guild on Fri
day afternoon at o'clock. Following is
the church calendar for the Lenten sea-
son:
order OF services-Ash Wednesday, 1880
a. M, AS p. m; Sunday 7.SO II a. m; 7.45
p. m. Week days-Monday, 8 p. NJ; Tues
day and Saturday. p. M; (children's ser
vico): Wednesday, 745 p. m; Thursday, y
M: Friday. 1880 a. IN. Holy Week Mon
day and Tuesday, 4 p m; Wednesday,
7.45 p. m; Thursday, 1880 a. m; Good
Friday. 1890 a. M. II m, p. m; Satur-
day, p. M Easter DAY. a. m, II a. m,
A9O D. m. (chndren's festivaD.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
CEMETERY COMPANY
TO MEET TONIGHT

The annual meeting Of the directors OF
the Idverview Cemetery Company viii be
held at the office Of william e. Hawkins.
tonight, at which time officers for the
ensuing year viii be elected Tho president
Of company George NJ Fisher, will prob
ably be succeeded by James b. Tucker a
member OF the Police Department The
latter represents one OF tho Knights Of
Pythias lodges In the company, there be-
ing total Of fifteen lodges having rep
rcsentatives IN the company
Mr. Fisher 10 is understood Is too busy
TO attend TO the office and another repre-
sentative of his lodge was elected to the
directorate OF the company. 1t was said
To-day that Mr.. Tucker would have op-
position IA John A. Bennett who repre-
sents lodge OF odd Fellows ON tho
board.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
NEW BUILDING
FOR INSURANCE co.

Sale was announced to-day OF the prop
crty at the southeast corner of Seventh
and West streets. known as the Hughes
property. formerly occupied by Or. NJ. j.
Hughes, deceased. and az present occu-
pied by the latters widow.
The building was owned bw Angelo
Terfranova. a bother. and no disposed Of
b. 20 Robert n Iln and Samuel Han.
for n figure a few hundred dollars with
IN the 5000 mark.
Messrs lin and Han are we'll known
colored residents of tho city. Tho for
NOR is president OF tho Royal Mutual Aid
Beneficial Association, local Insurance
company, and Mr.. Hall IS treasurer OF
the same company.
when seen to-day Mr. I'm said that Il
was the intention OF the Royal Mutual
Aid Beneficial Society to move IT'S Of
fees 10 tho building. occupying tho first
floor. Just what would be done with the
upper floors, he said, had not yet been
decided but Il was possible that they
would be fitted up as studios
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
CROWDS
AT OPERA HOUSE

Having broken all records for at
tendance at the Grand Opera House
on every night OF the past week the
Harris Amusement Company on Sat
urday night made one which was sim
ply astonishing. Having crowded the
theatre at the afternoon performance
Il proceeded to crowd It twice on Sat
urday night When it is remembered
that this house seats 1900 people and
that several hundred more can stand
crowding it twice in one night means
something unheard of in its history
before. Even the immense throngs at
the famous Bryan meeting OF a fow
years ago did not surpass that OF Sat
urday night at the first show.
Tor the first three days Of this week,
beginning this afternoon Jane Hood &
Compan yam efficient organization of
well known actors will present the FIRST
romantic comedy which has been seen
hero since the present management
took the house The playlet to be Of
fered IS "A Highland Soldiers Ro-
nance" and the very title OF the piece
gives an idea OF its character.
IL ought to be particularly pleasing
because Il is in the hands Of such cap
able people.
/ Polite vaudeville knows fewer bet
/ ter people I'm their line than Miller
/ Brothers the singers and dancers who
/ have a prominent place on the new
bin. There are no dun moments foI
the audience while these people are
on the stage.
Warren and Malloy, a versatile maj
and a bright and clever woman viii
offer a comedy sketch which is fun o.
good songs well given and contains
line OF rapid fire comedy talk whicl
has never yet failed TO make a hit
Flip. the eccentric comedian will bi
ono OF the real features. In preseptnl
this performer the Harris Amusement
Company feels that 1t has secured +;
novelty which is certain TO DO appre
ciated. II is declared that Flip cal
do more things including Juggling
comedy. music etc. and do them wei
than any man who has yet appear q
on the Grand Opera House stage
There will be new moving picture
of interesting and instructive subject
TO both open and close the show.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
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Evening journal., 1910-02-07
JUDGES SON
TO TAKE BRIDE

Charles b. Gray son Of Judge and Mrs.
George Gray, and Miss Ellen Gallagher,
OF Rochester, n. Y. VIII be married at the
home OF the bride IN Rochester tomorrow.
Judge Gray, Attorney-General Andrew
G. Gray, George Gray and Miss Gray viii
leave this afternoon for Rochester TO at
tend the wedding. Mrs. Gray is suffering
with grip. and Will be unable to attend
the wedding.
Mr.. Gray, the groom-to-be, is superin-
tendent Of the big shops OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company at Pitcairn, Pa.
The wedding viii be attended only by the
immediate families OF the bride and
groom.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
STABLE QUESTION IS
CONSIDERED BY OFFICIALS

Clerk OF Council George II. Nc
Govern considered with Building In
spector Edward /. johnson to-day the
petition OF residents in the block
bounded by Maple. Harrison. Sycamore
and Van Buron streets. who COM
planned 10 City Council on last Thurs
day night Of stable in that square
being enlarged contrary TO the build
ing laws OF the city. Mr.. johnson says
that last year when the person owning
the stable applied TO him for q permit
20 build an addition 20 the structure,
he refused to grant il, unless the ad-
joining property owners agreed TO all
low him TO proceed, such a provision
being in force unGer the old laws at
that time. The permission of these
persons was obtained and there was
DntFdfig TO stop the owner from pro-
ceoding with the addition.
Mr.. Johnson said he was ignorant
OF the alterations now being made, and
said the work was being done without
a permit. He said he would inspect
the work this afternoon.