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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-09-21
In the Canning Season.

Look up the choice recipes that you
them, then in the stress of the sum
mer work. important things will not
be forgotten. This is the month for
putting up" peaches. One famous
cook who was an artist in canning
peaches always prepared them the
night before and let them stand Gov
cred with sugar until morning They
had a richness no other method gave.
Can as usual Here is a recipe which
many may like to try while the cucum
hers are in their nrine.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14
PLAN TO STOP SMUGGLING.


Dsslers 10 Gems FERN Association 70
Aid Authoritiss.
10 stop the smuggling % gemA espe-
c'slls diamOods and pearls. q move
ent has been begun M the Maiden
me aisJrsct % New YORK eity. Thirty
"a ne largest Whaie,aie friug have
rmed an aesociaEl0n coz the pufpOas
cooperating with the federal an
oflties 10 running dawn az smug-
gs. whether dishonest doaIeFa or ~
Ening tourists
one ~ the means propOoed Tor elm
naUnR lbe gem snueEleFS o. at least
lnfllng their activity b 10 lndurs
~ London diamoBd aypdirats ~ toe
Driilsh aughoFitis4 10 keep accurate
records Of shipnisuis. as n dons ~ the
eUsl0ins authorities IN New xOfL On
addison. the members Of the pew asso-
ciRtion n Now fort are % ohialu aBd
lVe lnf0rmagion that viii assist too
sBinnritios 81 trncing shipments nnd
ealna N New Yoft and abroad wbsD-
ever there b sunpicioh Of smuggling.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14
OYRosCOpE CARS FUTURE.

Rlehard eeherl Thinks Meaorall win
Seen Rival Standard Gauge Hosda.
Richard BcheFi. con Of August Bcherl,
pgODrietOr Of the LOkal Anzieger Of
Berlin. who arrived at New York re-
Gently 70 interest capital and the pub
lic n the scherl mOnOrail gyF0scOpo
ear. believes Il b only a question Of
time before the mouorail train will BE-
competing with standard gauge trains
everywhere. The car which be Will
use 10 bis demonstrations In the Unit
cd States h capable OF carrying ten
persons. and 10 IL In lifted a gyroscOpe
which. driven by a motor, makes 5000
revolutions a minute. The sudden
stopping OF the gyrOscOpe and the con-
sequent OveFturning Of the car. be do
clared. Is an impOssibillty. for the ~.
FOscOpe IL driven az such a high rate
OF speed that Il would revOlve for
hours after the driving power had
ceased and thus keep the car upright
The claim that MF. scheri makes foF
be gyToscOpe car Is that passengers
can travel 10 greater safety. comfort
and az q much greater speed than on
railroads Of the present day From q
business standpoint. be said. the mono
rail- system would be Of advantage. 90
the construction work can BE- done at
low ngura
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14


Hl5a la.ao st Ia-
eeg Fhfoooh Fialt EapIcgst
iaty 81 Asre'n~ ~
uho hd re country 8 ga oui
aWhal WHISKY - nov a.reene ~
sienl'oo b ~ oarstlon ~Bhg a ths
g 81 nsiag
~ wIloot theoqga "a, hrert1s @
60 enpiofn hla te aet b
af,n'hg 8 - riale Rhei "a az
: fafW ree az Wtole
e nlcs 81 odse e. "a roa
IS know. b vas declaref. why che cost
of foods % the consumer O. greater
and Wherhor the earmer, che middle
man o. the retail meFchant b %
blame The inquiry q directed toward
che Increased prices Of batter. eEgR
MIX. apples. pclatOes and other coaa-
mon or earden fruits and vegetables
Secretary Wilson began this inquiry
becauHs b did not believe that the
turner's Of the country were receiving
higher prices than they should get Cor
their products. Hh bad been said By
many 80 called authorities who wished
% explain tbe higher cost Of living. Il
was asserted that be believes the mid.
dlemen are responsible for the higher
prices.
Recently az. Wilson made an lnves-
dgatioB into the reported higher cost
Of meat He found. according 10 his
annual report. that the mean gross
profits ID selling meats to the ultimate
consumer were 80 per cent an6 that %
some cities this percentage was ~
high as 08 This meant. the report
said. taat the cost 70 consumers was
90 70 08 per cent above the price the
retailer paid 70 the Wholesale msr.
chant
The same sources OF information
which were relied on 60 gather the
data % meat were directed 20 the In
VestgntioD into the prices OF other
f0odstuRs This Investigation the sec.
rotary regarded a. most important,
and e was pointed out that be expect.
"a to and whether there h q eombina-
don % raise retail prleea or the dlstri-
button Of eOodstnRn - done % q way
that - too expensive Il wes said that
congressional action may b necessary
later.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14
WU,s OIFT. 10 bison.

lRVOntors Phon0graph Records Chimes
Diplomat's Esiimats q ths Wizard.
Thomas A. Edlson, the invontOF. had
q distinguished visitor the other day
in the person Of WI Tlng fang. the
former Chinese minister 70 che Quilted
States. who LEFT with him as q Christ.
mas present what the inventor VIII
Driss am0ng hIs choice Possessions. q
roc0rd Of bis own vOice 90 the private
ph0nogrnph og ne Edison.
TIE record. Of which NJ Edison
says be does poi think any manifolds
win ever b. made. viii nos only pro
serve the voice Of the great oriental.
but win keep for the heirH 81 Edison
The truth % what be thinks % the
wizard. THIS b what Wa said:
"Mr. Edison has lusf sh0wa me =
great many goDdsrfui thingn. Ne Il q
great man ! have heard about him
fOr many years and have always want.
~ 10 meet him. &c has also heard Of
me. be says. and ! think We are both
glad that We met &c d q remarkable
inventor. typifying this twentieth cen
fury. the age az gneat thinga Ar. Edi
aoD y SIN q young men and WI Dc
gei mOrs wonoerfui thlna17
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14
kHTI-CHRISTMls cLUs.

pa pellar Pes For Assurance ~ I'm
menits Prem oiits.
1olly Cd s. Nicbolas Will have hIs
onDles Wees BE- soes % CirveIsud.
o. ~ 1919 thai a. q me anti1.hrisi-
mes flf movement Er0wa e mas
BEEN nauEnfsfed b. DF. DOM MOhr
Ite loen h for az organlzaiinn % ~
aMn a. fte -Anli.cbriafmas clab.
90 ta ~ Nhieb snan o. 20 eur
sa. - s'luteiy eliniuufs. TIE era.
tI tahlt
44 m1nl1 ~ of - Will 81
mlIs IS carts aaasFlnH thsm
flnn pfomlefonua fiVrfa
- w. l1ea b 60 -
ccfn oaelu1lya.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

o, fns Rsea Rsaes6 end 3 c.
setivs <iichsa Essahishsd Where
&c Mtmhsrs O. oaiiy Fer assls aad
ehaFs ere Enpessa
9he co0peFnfive kitchen founded
enlly ~ women N Carthage. no.
passed re experimental stage and
Ill now borome 9 permanent lnsrltn.
epn
a number % women who had been
ooubled ~ the servant problem de-
e8ed q few months ago 90 pool their
interests. o.. rather. troubles. and en-
feavor b. their combined efforts 20
ufe serfanu and crafty their ap-
ilioa without COMMUNICATING the
enlnine poriion Of their several tam
NIa5 with the 0doF Of tbe kitchen.
Many were skeptical wheu the Idea
of The urderIakibg was flrst suggested
tut those even most positive OF the
1Hilufe of the undertaking have now
anDiled Coz admission % the dreamfm
Kitchen. where servant truubies are
o1ly horrid nightmares, delicious meals
&c regular order and eontentmeut
ooigns supreme
Furnished Tholr Own Tables,
II was decided 70 lease the Johns
rlridenee on south Garrison street and
enveTl 4 into The cooperative kiteh.
The large music room and the two
allar rooms were made the dining
pmA zach family furnlahed its oWn
Die and chairs. and eVeFy one chip
80 b 70 furnish the Kitchen add sec
- 0ooV. where one large room = used
~ tue children nurse h always
alfiEg 20 take the crying baby while
old folks are enjoying their meal.
ne balance o. the second door n used
TIE seryants' quarteFs.
a regular menu b served, bat should
apy family wish something special Il
bought aud charged extra. Mira.
1ehn c. MCGEE. q leader % Carthage
society. has been appointed 20 super
pss tie cooking and 10 act ~ man
aef % the Institution Each member
Daru Der pro rata Of the expense.
An opportunItY For oossiB.
TlIe social side Of the kitchen Is one
oe che most pleasant All Of the mem
befs are friends. 90 40 exchange OF
ereetlngs- possible gOsslp--thrice
dAily Is nOt 20 BE- despised by the wO-
men. while the husba pds may dlscuss
the latest news % fhp nOrth pole and
the probable weight 81 Jim JeGrIes at
che time be goes into the ring
The chilirpu % thp kitchen" OF
whom. By ghe way. there are 4 great
many. can visilaDd play on the lawn.
Bat. whatever the minoF virtues OF
tas kitchen may bs. the good meals,
gerved hy neatly dressed EirlA prove
t1e greatest aBd most brilliantly en-.
fsyable feature Of the Institution.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

MgA Fla CHILDREN

. taos fina lsen Rented end 3 c.
epeasivs Kitehsa Eseahnshsd NihsFr
&c Msmbsrs O. osly Fsr Seals aad
essFs ere EspsnsA
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-14

ny bruiher has 4 leading pan n
that drama"
-what paFiY-
ne leads q hOrss across the stass ~
the last act
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
FROM THE LAND OF BOUNTY.
Ninety bushels Of Oats from One
ACrc--l.Ocul News

Bounty Land, July l.-SpcciaI:
notwithstanding mclemcnt weather
some OF our people are attending
court and som" the picnic at Henry
McMahan's pasture
Mrs. Henry Howell ana two prcLt,
little children, Of Anderson. spent
Saturday night with her aunt. Mrs.
Elijah Gillison, leaving Sunday for
South Georgia, whcrc she will visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
lsbell. She will stop in Atlanta for
a bricf visit to her sister, Mrs. Herd
ch"rG. Her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Fenncll, leaves to-day for Atlanta,
and will accompany her.
Mrs. a. G.. Ballengcr. OF Seneca
has been with her sister, Mrs. J. b.
Pickett, for several days She an
ticipatcs lengthy visit to her niece,
Mrs. Guy ". Grove, Of Childress,
Texas, and will leave in few DAYS.
Miss Lucy Patterson, Of Bear
Swamp, visited Mrs. J. G. Gillison
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. a. s. Rollins, of
Charleston, are guests Of her par
cniS, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. perritt.
j. l.. Smith is attending the mail
carriers association at Ncwbcrry
ana while there is a guest Of his
brother, Dr. Van Smith. lie will
also visit his daughter, Mrs. A. c..
Whittlc. OF Johnston before return
ing home.
Miss Nellie Burlcy, OF near Wal
halla, is spending few DAYS with
her sister, Mrs. Jay Gillison.
Miss BERTHE Smith attended the
Teachers Summer School, Wcstmin-
St"r. Il few dayS last week
Elijah and Burns Gillison LETT
Friday for a business trip to Bald
Mountain. and will return to-day.
Little Emily Corbin and Ida Beth
Doyle have been sick for several
days, but are up again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith has been
quite indiSpoScd for Scvcra, DAYS, but
is better.
Capt. y. II. Ellison made 90 bush
els OF oats on one acre Of land. Who
can beat that? Capt. Ellison is one
OF our best farmers, and received one
OF the corn prizes last year. Ills
success in intensive farming. to-
&cihcr with the recently continued
Sp"'l OF rainy weather. will doubt
less cause some OF our farmers 10
cat down the acreage for another
wear, a.i it seems almost imnosSiblc
10 get the crops worked his year.
The coiorcd people are going TO
nave their ''fourth Of July" picnic
next Saturday III Jasper Doylc's pas
turC.
Mr.. ana Mrs Horace stone. OF the
return section. Wcrc guests in the
home Of b. e. Bagwcll Sunday.
VIII Hail. Of Walhalla. visited his
mother, Mrs. Martha Hall. few
days since.
w. l.. Thomas, of. Waihala. was
a recent guest Of E. l.. stone.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06

MOBS XIII. THREE NEGROES,
Two at Charleston, Mo-, One ut Co.
lumbia, Ala.-JaiIs Storincd.

Charleston Mo-, July 3.-Two me-
Sroes were lynchcd here this after
noon for the murder OF William FOX,
a planter OF Mississippi county. They
were taken from the county Jail by
large crowd Of infuriated citizens,
who broke down the doors with
Sledgc hammers shortly after
O'Clock. The negroes were alleged to
have shot Fox in the back while rid
ing In his wagon about two miles
from town last night. He died after
identifying his assailants.
The negroes approached Fox yes
terday afternoon in Charleston, where
he was trading. He said they were
working for Il threshng outfit near
his place and asked permission to
ride in his wagon. between Z and
o'clock Fox started for his home,
six miles from Charleston, with tho
negroes in the wagon
TWO miles from town one Of tho
negroes shot FOX through the back,
and both searched his pockets An
approaching wagon caused them to
run.
The approaching men were friends
OF Fox, and at once notified the She
riff. Bloodhounds were put on tho
trail and the negroes were soon cap
tured. They were brought TO Char
lesion and locked up.
1hiS morning farmers began arriv-
ing in town, and, alarmed by threats
OF lynching. sheriff Culp appealed to
Governor lladlcy for assistance and
sworc in Il number Of deputies. The
deputy Sheriifs were pOwerless to
check the mob, however
II required two hours to break into
the Jail. Then tho men rushed in on
the frightened negroes and. with
N1l!S, took them outside.
one negro was hanged in the iail
yard after he confessed his guilt The
other was hurried into an automo-
bile and taken to the spot where he
had hid the revolver with which Fox
was shot This weapon found, the
negro was taken back TO Charleston
In the presence Of nearly 5000 peu-
pie, who yelled their approval, the
second negro was hanged from tho
yard arm of 4 crossing sign at tho
intersection Of the TWO branches OF
the IRON Mountain Railroad. Tho
mob was bent on burning the negro
section Of Charleston, but cooler
heads prevailed and order was re-
stored late tonight.
a coronor'S jury returned verdict
mat the negroes came to their death
at the hands OF parties unknown
Fate Not Known.
Dothan, Ala, July 3.---Hcnry Nc
klnSey, negro, aged IS, has been
disposed Of al the hands OF a mob
OF Columbia citizens, according to
Sheriff w. II. Butler, OF Houston
county, who returned tonight from
that place. The ncgrO'S fate is not
known, although he is generally SUP
posed to have been lynchcd.
Soreness Of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or in
jury, is quickly relieved by the FREQ
application Of Chambcrlain's Lini-
ment. This lmimcnt IS equally vau-
able for 6snSculnr rheumatism, and
always aE,S,,ds quick relief Sold by
Seneca Pharmacy: H. G. Martin,
Clemson College.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
Roosevelt to Visit Atlnntu.

Atlanta, Ga, July l.-F0rmcr
President Roosevelt, an intimate
friend Of the late Joel Chandler Har-
ris, Is coming to Atlanta. October s,
funclc Rcmus" Day). and will de-
liver an address on the evening Of
that date i'm the auditorium armory
under the auspices Of the Uncle Re-
mus Memorial Association Clifford
pinchot is expected to be guest of
the city at the same time, having
been invited to be present at the or
SaniZation on October OF the Gcor-
gia Conservation Association.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
THE NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
People Who Come and Go.-Dcath OF
r.. W. Long.

Westminster. July 3--Special Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Woolbright, OF Green
vile, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker.
Mrs. II. p. Anderson and children,
Harriet and Thomas, have returned
from visit to relatives at Opclika,
Ala.
II. p. Haley, OF Seneca, visited J.
O. b. Haley last week
Miss Essic Smallcy. Of Toccoa, Ga,
visited Miss Sue Perkins last week.
Prof. }. $. Colley, OF Tabor, was
in Westminster Friday.
Houston Babb, Of Laurens. re-
turned home Saturday after a pleas
ant visit to Bolton Marctt.
Mrs. Johnson, Of Central, visited
her niece, Mrs. w. E. Singleton, last
week. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Spann, Of Grcenville.
Miss Emma Scupinc, OF Gaines
vile, is visiting Miss Eva Lcathers.
Miss Ada Baker has returned from
pleasant visit to GrCcnVillc
Mrs. Il. G.. Mcconnell, Of Waco.
Texas. is visiting her brothers, B. NJ.
and w. l.. England, and sister, Mrs.
j. w. McGcc
Misses IIssic and Evie Jones. OF
Madison, are visiting Mrs. j. l.. Sin
glcton.
Mrs. G. w Lcathcrs is visiting her
son. Lee feathers.
Miss Jennie Ray Auld and little
Rebccca, Of Elhcrton, went to Mar
tin, Ga, Monday after visiting Miss
Daisy Foster.
Miss Ada Marctt spent the week.
end at Walhalla with Miss Robbie
Carter.
Miss Mamie Robinson. Of Salon,
vas visitor at the summer school
this week
Mrs. Lizzie pcdcn, OF Elbcrton.
is visiting her sons. w. G. and II. C.
pcdcn
Loos Zimmerman, Of Atlanta, IS in
town this week.
Miss Bessie Foster has returned
from visit TO Miss Mary Foster. Of
Grccnvillc.
The ice cream festival at Wistaria
PARK was postponed indefinitely on
account Of tn" continued rains.
Miss Annie Whittrn. OF pcndIcton,
is attending the summer school for
teachers.
Mrs. Ami" Bcardcn ANA Vcstcr
Hcardcn. OF OakWay, visited J. q. Il.
Haley last week.
a telegram this morning informed
Mrs. j. K. Orr Of the suddcn death
of her brothcr-n-law, II. w. Long.
Of Anderson
crtN, were here Saturday on their
way to Fair Play to visit Mr.. ana
Mrs. }. y. sheldon
Prof. w, G. aNlor Of Greer. is
here this week and did some cxccl-
lent bit ching i'm thn hall pon,n with
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
WattcrsOn Shoots Saloon Kccpcr.

New York. July 2.-Ewing Wat
terson, son of Henry Wattcrson, cdi-
tor Of the Louisville Couricr-Journal
shot saloon keeper last night, bad
~ wounding him. The father SAYS
MS son is insane over religion. He
had been drinking for some time
Officers arrested him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06
Work 81 Hours q Day,

The busiest little things ever made
are Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is suSar-coated globule of
health that changes weakness into
strength, langour into energy, brain-
fag into mental power; curing con-
stipation, headache, chilIs, dyspep4
sia, malaria. 25c. at all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06

THE SESSIONS COURT.
Grand Jury Returns True Bill i'm the
Emerson Case.


Monday morning. Jude II. G.. Watts,
Of Cheraw, presiding. Solicitor Bon
ham and StcnOgraDhcr are in their
respective places.
The grand Jury has returned the
Following
T,u, R;IIS
Re y ,I .,, .,,
=, ,,.;nr "oo""'' WIN '''ch'
:" "H''"; ,,
I.,n;,. c,ntro,, '.1I,' ,,; Nn"a; w. ""'hes anu
Iahr rnn,,,, I, ~"
p'"m '.,,,,r, ,"",m",i' ;. aiu Nh"y l"lihl-
Iir, '.,".r I1nn.,.; ~; i,;u, i...i' ~ MI.
Ch,,ln,. "'"' "1 |Hn, i,,',U',iie'' III III lal'e'
,cs,nIt nrd nn,,nr,. u"t NIX Is,"in'
Iii gu" VIII '''eh' "
comro, r,o
with in,nrt - Ia ''"''"'' an" '"''s'S
NiiIl,rd lto,,,,n m''.' ,.;o,o,; 80 ~.
ronsar, l., -. '''''''' '''''''o' VI us
" u Ion,,;,. ,.io,,.;ou -, ,,,
~, ,,. ''o''''"' VI "iSpeh-
'tT Tu%aIoo ,"T woo,s ,o,; ,,oo.o u,,
Wood yiolotion Of disncmc,rv ] ,aw w ,"'
CnI,;, NMaCo,, ~ ia,ch9'.! INV
~, Inn '''""''' Nlo''''oi' oi olSpen-
,rho ro,,ou.;,, o , ,.
' '''"
p'SpoS"d ol:
G. p. Hunter, assault and battery
with intent to Kill. Not guilty.
&. NJ. Mccall. indictment for rape.
MOI pressed.
June Watkins and Lee Walk ms,
houscbreaklng and larceny. MOL
I rroSScd as to June Watkins. Lee
Ma'klhs plead guilty. Sentenced TO
hitcen months on the county chain
gang or Il like term in the State pen
ltentiarE.
9amuel Glenn, assault and battery
WIZ: intent 10 XIII. Guilty Of assault
and battery OF a high and aggravated
nature. Guilty. Sentenced TO pay
finc OF $l00 or serve twelve months
on the county chain gang.
). Melton Singleton, breach OF
trust with fraudulent intent. Settled.
John n. Wosifield. assault ana bat
l"rE WIN intent TO XIII. Guilty. Sen
fenced TO pay fine Of So or serve
hinc months on the county chain
gang.
Il. w. Settles, giving checks with
out funds trwo cases. Appeal
. from Ma&'5trate) Sentence modi-
llcd SO that defendant shall serve
~ DAYS III the county jail for each
C"oe; ,ehceS suspended during
good behavior.
Town OF Seneca VS.. b. A. DAILY,
dsordcrly conduct iAnnn,l fr,,n,
Mayors COURT. Appeal toinnd
and iudcmcnt reversed on tho nround
Of insufficient evidence.
Town Of Salem VS.. Fred Aleyon-
der, disordcrlv conduct tAnnn,l
from lntcndant's COURT. Anpool dis
missed. Intcndant's sentence con-
firmcd
VIII Morton and Chick Bradbcrrv
assault. Case returned TO Magistrotc
Now Iriol ana chonno ~ ,.n,,
granted
Norton Holbr0olIs. yiolotion of die.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06

girls prize and Miss Carrie Hun the
young ladies' prize; Miss Myrtle
Zimmerman and Jack Zimmerman
won the doubles.
Mrs. Carrickcr, Of Marietta, Ga.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Y. c.. Pc
den.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06

Dispatches from Cincinnati, Phil
adclphia, New Orleans, Washington,
Pueblo. Houston and other cities
contain similar accounts Of riots that
occurred shortly after the, announce
mcnt OF the victory OF tho negro pu-
giliSt. In most cases the riots were
begun by the ovcr-jubilancc Of ne
Grocs, who celebrated the victory Of
one OF their race by abusive language
in remarks about the whites.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-06

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate tho liver and
bowels to cXpcl poisonous matter,
cleanse the system, cure constipation
and sick headache. Sold by DR.. J..
W. Bell, Walhalla; G. w. Wickliffc,
WcSt Union.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-26
SPOKANE MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO HOLD
BIG RAGING MEET; ENDURANCE RUN

An endurance run and a racing
meet are events soon to be held
by the Spokane Motorcycle club
A committee is out to make prep
arations for the endurance run at
the present time and it is stated
by Influential members of the club
that the racing meet will follow
a short time afterward. The COM
mittee will report their success to
the club at it's regular meeting
to be held tomorrow night.
The endurance run will likely be
of considerable distance, while the
racing meets, from present indi-
cations, will probably be held on
local grounds. A trip to Newman
lake is planned by the Spokane
Motorcycle club for next Sunday.
More than so members of the club
participated in the run to Occur
d'Alene last Sunday and it is be-
lieved that even a greater number
will join in the trip to Newman
lake.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-26
ROLLER TO MEET zBYszkO.
10y United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, April 26.-Zbyszko,
the Pole, will meet Dr. Roller of
Seattle, as originally matched in
wrestling contest to a finish April
20, at the Coliseum. Following the
defeat of DR.. Roller by Mahmout
at Kansas City recently, officials
of the Empire Athletic club an
nounced that the Zbyszko match
was cancelled.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-26
WELSH'S POPULARITY
WANING IN ENGLAND

LONDON, April 26-Freddie
Welsh, the lightweight champion of
England, came into line too late to
save his popularity, nevertheless it
was nothing more than the criti-
cism of the British and American
press which finally drove him into
negotiations with Packey McFar-
land of Chicago for a fight before
the National Sporting club of this
city, May 80. The fight is sched-
uled to go 20 rounds and there will
be a side bet of $1,000 in addition
to the guaranteed purse Of $500.
Mcfarland has insisted that Eu-
gene CORR, the official referee of
the National Sporting club, be the
third man in the ring.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-26
SEATTLE ATHLETES
COMING OUT AFTER
SPOKANE SCALPS

Seattle wrestlers and boxers who
are coming here to participate in
the bouts at the s. A. A. c. smoker
on Friday night, April 30, are de-
clared to be boasting of their fine
conditions, hence their excellent
chances of pulling out of Spokane
with whole mess of scalps neat
ly tucked under their belts. From
some of the class being displayed
by a number of these Cisco Built
want has picked to defend the honor
OF the s. A. A. c. their scalps are
not to be so easily lifted.
More than ordinary attention is
being turned to the bout between
Craig of Occur d'Alene and either
Bob Madden or l.. Williamson,
Craig is said to be about as lively
a boxer as can be found in this
part of the country.