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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-05
MIIrrIei.

Die San Mntonio Stree Dis-
peniarp anb Clinic @fiociaticn bat
nm ibren Greibrief beim Staaie
nadgeiuht. Gin &apitaI lpiro nidt
atgegeben, oa Die Mrbeit Der Wefed-
fdaft ausfdIieBIi6 auf r%oltdgige
8eitrdge berubt. Gin @runo{tiif lit
bereits nngefauft uno loboIo ser
6reibrief erteilt 1T, miro nit Dem
Ban eines SospitaIs ~begonnen per.
ben. Die 9ireftorert ser @elenihaft
iinb: Ole 9amen Mnna &erBbera,
S. 9. cunningham, $. g. Drought,
g. 5. 2emis, 6. g.. G[egg, s..
Gbarpe, S. g. gbans uno sc. Rel|o
uno Die 9erren Or. 5. 8. Spring,
81. SO. @aiber, Or. gbas. @anable,
Granf Sarris, S. u. gbapa lino S.
9. Quinn.
Gin GROCER EeiI Der DEEDS"
Don9lnipobnern oerS iioieite Der gofll,
MERGE StrnBe fir oas CUR Grtpeite-
rung Der StraBe n~otpenbiec 2ano
lit 6ereits IN Der National 9arlf Of
Commerce eingeliefert uno has So,
mite bofft, BIZ Mitte Mai ale in
9ano gu baben, morauf Die @abl
fir cine gpnoausgabe Dor lif geberl
fam. 9ieIe Der gigentiimer boten
ibre eigenen Mrhiteften uno 4ontrat.
loren angeiteat, um Die Soften oes
umbaus feit5uiteIen unb sic 8ereii-
tung IN ben DEEDS an5ugeben.
s. g. Relion erbieIt im as.
Diitriftgeridt einen SdGoenerlas
pom $75,250 geeen Die Gulf Colo.
rnoo uno Santa Sc uno Die sft6in-
ion, Topefa e Santo Sc 9abn 3u-
geiproden. Gs banoeIt ii6 babel nm
einen Megiernngs apntroft BON
$149, 900 fir einen Damn ourd;
ben Rio 0rmoe Den Nellon bci Gel
bon, q. 3d., gu erridten batte. Durd
elm @erfeblen Der giienbablleL Dos
Wateridl our rehten 8eit gu 1iefern,
fonnte Melfon ben &ontroft nid,t eill.
balter, m1Bte mdbreno oes Sod
netters, arbeiten laiien, per(or BEL
benz 3ontraft $21, aniiatt, pie
er gerednet $51,004 5t gerpimlen
urib perIor Z Monate 8eit an ieiner
eigenen Mrbeit. Gas @eriGt lprad)
i'm oofiir bic obenerndbnte Gumne
gu, aIs Gnthdoigung fir 9erlitit,
Mrbeit uno ben entgangenen BroHt.
Der erfte monatIife 9eridlt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-05
9as 9eras Number

BELT o0e Nteren, 9laien uno rbeli.
matii6e 2eiben; BEL onen Druggiiten
ODER 2 monatlid)e gebonolliug per
Boft fir 81. Or. 6. %. Saa, 1926
Dlipe Ctr, CT. 2ouis, $40. 5dreibt
fir 3eusniiie.
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SofaleS.
Sdlndrats= g rbanolunseu.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ser &ontraft fir Die G%eporoturen
an ben Sdulbduiern, ipie lie pom
S6ulrot beitimmt puroelL lit Ser
Sirma Magruber & Worep, ols Sen
niebriglten 8ietern fir ocn Breis
bon $3.50 5%uerfannt. Die Mrheit ioI
ioelei6 nod SdIuB Der Sd)ulen be-
gornen meroen.
Solgenoe Neuba1tell, mcid)e ebcil-
faqs in Der Serien5eit ~alisJefiibrt
meroen iollen, itno bonn Sd1,lrot eez
nebmigt: Gin Mnbalt BON orpe1 ,3ilu-
mern 81 Der Breckenridge s. @rao
ShLe, nod 8Ian unb Spe5ififo-
tionert bon Cabin @oobloe, iiir oell
Breis bon $4,000. Gin 5tpeites Stod-
merf auf oaiielbe @ebaube miro ill
$4,000 peranidIaet. Gin Mnbou an
S6ule SEQ. 10, Sio-S1ores @traBe,
nad Dem Mane bes Mrhiteften Seu-
ter. Gin apeites Stofperf aus Bad
itein-8eneer alf benz 5nei5ilamerl-
gen Mnbau BON Shule geo. Is,
Wain Ipenue. 9lnoere Nclitaute1,
tpelde iid notia ertpeiien lueroan
mol nod angenommen neroen, 90
Dem 4omite $4,000 CUR @ertiguno
iteben.
Das S1luBprogramm Der Seniur.
&laiie Der Sodidule tit bon Ser So.
fultdt feitgeiteat nn6 miro ant Diens-
tag, ben 81. Mai, abenbs $50, in
Der 8eetbopen-SaGe 5ur Musfii1rung
fommen. Dos Brogramm beItebt
aus: 4lalien-gbore, 8~egriBung, @io-
Iin<Solo, 8ortrag, Muiif, &laifcn-
Bropbe5eiung, Ibidieo ullo Ser Ser
teilnng bon Diplomas uno Gertififu.
ten.
Der S1ulrat erbielt cine Child
oung, Die 9ohi1ule am Gien1tog
morgen Inn $50 gu belnd)ea, nm
ben iabrliden Iubitorium G rer5itien
bei5utpobnen, an meIden bic ZOO
Stuoenten Der 9obiduIe teiluebmei1.
Ser Sbulrat nabm Die Ginlaoung
an uno uiro iid boI1adbli6 einfinoen.
Der @ebrau9 Der @odid)uie fir
Die Sommer-Nor dull Stuoentell
bonn Is. Sum- Big gum 10. SSuli mir.
De bemiGigt. Die Sofultat Der Nor-
mal-S6ule beltebt aus 6. u. slrnolo,
90. 9. @iniams, Maribau u. Sobn-
iton un6 MiB @oab @ibion BON
Gan Nntonio uno IS. 6. Maooera,
superintendent Der geepile Sdule.
S. 6. Sarris erbieIt sic Genusuna
oes Shulbuuies No. Z aunt 3mede
elmer n@ebten =SduIe fir 6 @oden,
begil1neno am 81. Mai, belpii(igt.
SSn Der Sisung bonn 25. Mioi miro
Der Sdulrat Die @abl Der 2ebrer
fir oas fommenbe Sabr p~ornebn.ell
u. ibren Stang beltimmen. Nod, Dem
Nong oes 2ebrers, melher bonn 8ri,l-
aipal Der 5hule uno superintendent
2ufin beitimmt miro, ridtct iif
Die 8e5ablung Ger 2ebrer.
superintendent 2nfin fdIua Dem
aomite fir SbuIregeIn ei1ige @crt-
oerungen in ben beitebenoen .Regeln
Dor. Sn 8etreff Der 2ebrer fir
Deutib uno Spaniid tpiini6tc er,
bob cine griinolide 9enntlt,s ser
engliiden @ramlnatif gefor6ert mir
De, UNI engliide &illoer erfolgreid in
elmer atberen Sprade 5n unterrid)-
ten.
Dos 6inon5fomite forberte eeiie-
gelte Mngebote Der bieiigen Nanfen
Elm, nm bic Gouos oes S1ulrats
fir oas forunenoe Sabr 8u Gantie-
rem.
Gaiton Senette muroe als ,gbet=
CT" fir Die @ufnnbme oes Sdulcen
fus angeitelt.
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Sc 1T Seilfraft in ieoem srOpfen.

0as lit Der @runb, marum 10 bic.
le 2eute unbeoingtes Bertrauen
baben gu Or. &ihter's oHain .@rpet
Ter" bel @beumatismus, Grfdltung,
@errenfungen, 8erItailhnngen,
gruitidmeraen Snfluen5a uifr.; er
lit in aaen oeutiden @potbeten gu
25 uno so Cts. Die Glaide 5a baben
BEN un6 an Der Mnfer S6nsmarfe
erfenntlid.
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ipra6 bon Dem Slid Ieiner 8reilen=
tage, oaB er beute 5tpei aus Dem
@el6le6te Der @~otterneggs IN beiIi~
ger Stott iegnen biirf e.
Cine St1noe ipoter pollOe!te lid
oas Bib. 90 mar bie SdloBfird,e
bis alf oen lebten 8lot mt elmer
glan5el1oen @eieaidaft gefliQt, uno
ote nit eiiernen @Gnoern u1lo Orto-
nc1ten beidlagene 8forte ilono melt
often, uno arh orauBen nod ordrag-
ten iid Die 3ui6ouer. gs lunr ein
munoerldoner anblid. Nult ia, ser
So6opel feblte bis auf sic Serr-
fllrtbs;; sic Waenaten ienleits ser
naben @ren5e, oie S6ooDpL sic
Hlettens, bte @eienltein, bie So6=
bur9s, ali6 piele pom @ofe batten
ii6 nit Selegrammen beenltgt. gl6cr
Dos modte nidts, es tat Den, 8lalt5e
oes 9iloes feinen Mbbrudb oaB es
Dem Moiaif an ehten Stelllen mani
gelte. Die Sarben leudteten ben.
nod. 9as gar5e Sffi5iersforps Ser
pierten 8aroeulane1 mar ontueienb,
manhe Sreunoe bon Der 8urhe ou
corps, BEN @iiroiiieren, Ben Stonigs-
oragonern, oen 2eibgaroebularer.
IS flimmerten bie 11niforulen, Die
farmoiit1troten Habatten Ser i1lallen
nit Ser @oloauflage Der Sungl6nll-
re, baa beGe Drogonerblau nit Der
SilberItiderei bes @raecns. bos
8eiB nno 2ibtblan Der &iiroiiiere,
sic 5iegel= uno bl1rgunberroteu, ipi-
natgriinen l1n6 tabafbralnell ber<
idniirten Mttifos Ser Suiarell. Gin
paar 4~ammerberren trugen ibre
gol6ge1tiften Srads uno meiBe @aid)=
mirboien nit breiten @olosdlcns, Elm
Malteierritter eribien in GROCER Or
oensuniform elm 0eutldritter IN
Dem meiBen Softer nit i6nor3em
@alfenfrel13 ser 8alep l1tredt. Sic
Srben ser &alsoeforationenc oie Mi-
nioturfreu56en auf Sen Sradauf=
idldgen, bie breiten 8dnber, Sif=
teni6leifen unb Gradats flinnnerten
nnb gliserten; es gleiBten nllb Die
8riGanteitrne uno @ibierel1, @eban-
ge unb 9alsfetten bes fdonen &C.
idlehts, uno in bie lidten Sarben-
tone bon 8eiB, SeGblan INTO Sofa
miidte ii6 Der Gomoit= aino 9rofat-
glan5, -oos &ubtn=, Slieoer- nno Gro
beerfarbene ,tno iatte @elb in ben
Soiletten Der dlteren 0ameil.
ESurtiebulln fpIat.)
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0eimdt. = Gutter oeutider Mann
uno Srau, nm Ole 8fleee unS oos
Welfen Don Seriep 8ieb 81; iiber-
nebmen. @utes Seim, gutter 2obn.
Gelepboniert an %. S. Shnliei, 500
beioe Selepbone.
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8eiier barfuB burds 2eben ee-
gen als ME aus ben 2aditieieln bel
ousfommen. j
= 9auienoe BON 8riefen babcii
nur BEN @ert ibrer 5reimarfc.
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8eind1t. = Cine iunse Game
wiinidt 5telune als 2ebrarin ODER
ReiIebegleiterin in elmer Salnilie.
fam oeuti6 uno engIiid unterrid)-
ten. gelte Gmpfeblunaen iteben CUR
Geite. 8or 83, Moroheim, Ecras.
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@eIndlt: -@dofen uno 5rauen
sum Sono= uno INSTRUMENTATION
Naberes BEL 81. 9. Sronf SO. Sper.
al Sabrif, 404 Morfet SiroBe.
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Sobn $. Bolton, offentIidet Ro.
tar. Grunoeigentum, Meent fir
Feniionsanipriide. 3immer 9, ct
Sames Sotel, Oit.Souiton StraBe
8eibe Telephone $50.
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QeArer geindt

fir Die 8lum's S6ule, Ser Senti1
uno englii6 unterribten fam. Nas
beres BET Dem Sruitee
Gmil 6oie,
81. S. 9. $50. 1. Segniin, Seros.
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Stelleseind. 3pei iunge 0eut.
ihe iu6en @rbeit auf Sarm. SIM
Sarmbetrieb bepanoert. M9an oorci.
iiere Wilbelm MARY,
AItce Seras.
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Gin Mfann milf iferbsu.

menn cine trdge 2eber uno ialedjtc
8eroauung i'm lebensmiioe hidden.
Or. Sings Seem Site Bins entiernen
bos @ift aus ieinem SDltent uno
geben linn frilden 2ebensmnr. 25c
BET alien 0rnggiiten.
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Satarrb fann ntdt fnriert iuerben
burh lofale sppIifationen, Da lie
ben Gib Der @ranfbeit ni6t errei6en
tonnen. &atarrb lit cine 8Iuts ober Som
ftititions> 8ranfbeit unb Inn tie gu heie
len, nliiBt SIR innerlide 9eilnittel neh<
men. 9an's &atarrb<&nr tpirb eillaes
uommen unb tpirft brett auf oas 8lut
uno Die idleimise SberfId6e. 8al's
@atarrb@aur lit feline QradiaIberzW eeois
gin. Sic p1rbe felt Sabren bon einem
Ser better Ger5te bieies Qnnoes berorhs
net mno lit elm reselmdBiges, Ne5ept. Sic
beitebt aus Sen beiten b~efannten Sonica.
berbunben NIT oen beiten 8lutreinis
gungsmitteln, Die brett ollf bic S6Ieime
oberfldGe tpirfen. SIZE boufommene
@erbinonns Der 5tpei 8eftanoteiIe tit es,
mos iol6' punberbolle 8eiultate bel Der
5eilrng bon aatarrb berborbrinet.
s. 5. Cheney & Co., gigent., So
lebo, $. @erfanft bon alien 0potbefern.
9aBt gnb 8euenifie umionif eeben.
Rreis rs Gents.
6aG's EamilienSgilen ii1,b bic beiien.
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Mfan9e bergoloen iid) oas 2e-
ben NIT Dem, mas anbere - Jlefer'
muiien.
&leine 2eute reiBen gem alles
berunter, neil es lie argert, baB iie
an 10 pielem binaufi4ouen mliiien.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
AMERICANIZED SKAT IS POPULAR
GAME; RECRUITED BY THOUSANDS

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 90
So widespread has been the inter-
est in skat, that the game, un-
known a few years back, almost
rivals baseball in this vicinity.
Skat tournaments attract more
attention than the bowling tourna-
ments, and the games growth is
attested by the presence at the last
national tournament of players
from every Caucasian land.
Frederick Hempel of Altenburg,
Germany, introduced skat to the
public in 1885, although the game
had been played prior to that
time. 1t is since 1885 the wonder
full strides have been made.
The first skat congress met in
Altenburg in 1886. Players at
tended from many lands, and the
movement was started which re-
suited in the first congress in this
country, three years later
Since 1889 national congress
has been held every year in this
country. Milwaukee has been Sc
lected as the tournament city
three times, which is natural, this
city being the skat center of the
country. At last years tourna-
ment more than 5000 players at
tended. Prizes ranged from $4,000
down to IS. South Africa, Ger
many, Holland and France were
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

The biggest baseball deal of the
new season has just been an
nounced by President Joe Coin o.
the Indians, in the purchase of four
members of the Vernon Coas'
league squad. for the strengthen
ing of COINS team. These men are
Pitcher Hensling, Catcher HASTE
Third Baseman Reane and Short
stop Lindsay.
Announcement of the consum-
nation of the deal, whereby these
men were purchased outright, was
made yesterday by telegraph by
Happy" Hogan of Vernon. Ac-
cording to the deal, as at present
figured out, the four men are to be
purchased outright. Their addition
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
HOW GOM

Five fast games were played in
the S. A. A, C.. Class b billiard
tourney last night, Wiscomb. San.
derson, Brown CD and Kiekendall
were the winners.
According to County Game Ward
en- J. A. Uhlig. deer are more plen-
tiful in Spokane county this win.
ter than for several years past
Little trouble is being had with VIC
lators of the game laws so far this
season.
Thirteen members of the Wash
ington State college football squad
VIII be given the honor."W" tomor
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
CORBETT ON
TRAIL OLA
NEWHOPE
= - 80
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(By United Press Leased Wire)
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec.
20.-James ]. Corbett admits that
he is still out on a quiet hunt for
a "hope of the white race" that is
really a hope"
Everywhere I go I am continu-
ally facing the all too impressive
fact that there is no really good
heavyweight except Jack john
son." said Corbett today, but I'm
still looking for some one to whip
the big black"
Corbetts visit here is said to
have been prompted by adesire to
box few rounds with Carl Morris,
Oklahomas hope"
Corbett will be at the ringside
when Morris and Marvin Hart of
Louisville meet here tonight. If
Morris shows anything like cham
pionship caliber against Hart it is
not unlikely that Corbett will ar
range to take him east to mee1
! some of the rising crop of heavy
| weights.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
WATTS FOR
BASEBALL GAME

(By United Presa Leased Wlre)
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 20.-A
baseball game will determine
the date when the United
States cruiser fleet, which has
now finished target practice
off San Diego, will leave for
San Francisco.
The cruisers West Virginia
(Hagship) and Colorado have
crack baseball teams, vieing
with the other for the cham
pionship. The Colorado team
has so far won two games out
of a series of five started a
, month ago. The West Virginia
team has also won game.
The two teams will meet in
San Diego tomorrow to settle
the cha
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

row. The athletic blankets for the
players will be presented at the
same time.
Local hunters are having great
sport with the ducks and geese this
year. limit bags being frequently
brought in. A party of we'll known
sportsmen will leave Friday for the
Priest Lake country to hunt big
game.
Harry Writ, left tackle of the
1910 football team of North Yak
ina high school, has been elected
captain of the team for next sea.
son.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
OAK PARK TEAM TO
STOP OVER HERE

The Oak Park football team from
Chicago will stop over one train
xthen it arrives in the city next
Thursday, on its way to Wenatchee
where rest of three days will be
enjoyed before going to Seattle for
the big game on December &c.
1t is probe that the Chicago
huskies will rustic up vacant lot
and run through light signal prac.
tice in order to get the kinks out
of their legs while they are in Spo
kane. The boys will be met here
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

by ENJOYS of the Wenatchee con.
tingent, and will be accompanied
to the apple town.
For a short time last evening
according to advices from Wenat
chez, it looked very much as
though the big game was going tC
be called off, the Chicago boys hav
ing wired demand for advance oil
their ticket money before boarding
the train. The Wenatcheeites, how
ever, called their bluff, and they
came on without being advanced
ticket money!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
PUPILS FATTEN IN
OPEN AIR SCHOOL
nv United Press Leased Wire)

(By United Press Leased Wire)
ORANGE, N. j., Dec. 20.-Aver
age gain of ~ pounds has been
made in the last three weeks by the
IA pupils in the open air "anaemic
class" of the Orange public schools,
according to report made today
by DR.. Katherine Porter, medical
inspector. The children are taught
in a large room, windows of which
are kept open most of the time
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

represented. Two of the Germans
were members of the nobility. The
South African, millionaire, won
$25 and considered himself well
paid
American rules have supplanted
the French and German regula-
tions. In Milwaukee six big clubs
and several small ones flourish.
Monthly tournaments are held at
which $500 in prizes is distributed.
At some of these tournaments
more than thousand players an
ticipate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
johnson
ALSO HAS
A Hope
(Ry United Press Leased Wire.)

10y United Press Leased WIre.J
PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. 90
Champion Jack Johnson will be
chief second for Walter Monahan
of San Francisco when Monahan
goes against George Cotton in a
six-round fight here tonight. John
son says he has discovered hope
of the white race" in Monahan and
will coach him to hold the heavy.
weight title when Johnson himself
outgrows it, If Monahan wins
from Cotton, Johnson said he would
match him with Con O'Reilly, the
Pittsburg hope"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
IS WOLGAST
AFRAID?
nv United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Even a
side bet of $4,000 will not tempt Ad.
Wolgast into a match with Owen
Moran. in the opinion of New York
fight fans, who have been waiting
eagerly for the mushroom cham
pion" to make noise like fight
ing. Wolgast is afraid of Moran,
they believe, and will not agree to
fight unless he makes terms to his
liking. Moran repeated his chal-
lenge to Wolgast here last night
and was received with cheers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
sport SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP
Little drops of water little spots of ink
Do your shopping early, put knockers on the blink

AS be learned field
distinction of being the only ball the which
the Threebae
plentiful during the late campaign but slugger able
ball far enough to make the entire circuit.
With the bakstoppng department boered
back his old Cleveland
he showed
their promised there telling
this aggregation will finish.
giving small boy ball bat when
the isn't
It's pretty hard trying kill off the third
leaGue next
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
FOUR PLA YERS ADDED
TO INDIANS STRING

to the Cohn strin@ means that the
Indians will start spring practice
with 81 men.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
PMSkETMLL4'

The Spokane amateur Athletic
club five defeated the Loyala club
team on the S. A A. c. floor last
night in one of the toughest games
played on the club floor so far this
season. The final score was 20 to
&c. The game was notable for the
fouls made.
Northport basketball five de-
feated the Marcus squad twice SIT
urday night, the scores being 1911
and 1913.
Grangeville five went down to
defeat before the NeZ Perce squad
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

Please patronize John E. Lyon,
low price plumber, 75c per hour.
Phone Main 1897. 615 Third ave-
nue.. ***
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
VETERAN BALL PLAYER
WHO COMMITTED SUICIDE
DAN McGANN.

DAN McGANN
Dan McGann, former first base
man of the st. Louis, Baltimore,
New York, Boston and Milwaukee
teams, is the third of the great
players to take his life. The others
were Marty Bergen and Chic Stahl.
1t is a coincidence that all three
of the men played on Boston teams
-Stahl with the American leaguers
and Bergen and McGann with the
Nationals.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

yesterday by score of 10 to FL.
Kennewick basketball team beat
Richland five 10 to 10 at Richland
last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-04
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
VOTES FOR SUFFRAGE
-oss of Ballot Declared to Rob Dis
trict Workmen Of Effective
Weapon.

The Central Labor Union at it's meet
ing last night declared itself unanimously
IN favor Of suffrage In the District. En-
nett L. Adams, delegate to the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. introduced the
resolution, and. following its adoption, was
Instructed to urge the American Fedora
ton of Labor also to declare itself favor
eoly on tho subject. The proposition was
strongly supported by Sam De Nedrey and
E. w. Oyster.
Delegate Adams declared that the pres
ent form Of government in the District
Is contrary to the fundamental princi-
Piles Of American rule. and not in accord
with the true spirit Of democracy.
Mr.. De Nedrey was emphatic in his con-
demnation OF the present system Of gov
eminent In the District, and declared that
the laboring man In Washington was de-
prived Of his most effective weapon in
hghting for his rights-the ballot.
IF a, government for the people and by
the people Is good enough for the entire
country" said Mr.. De Nedrey. then 1t is
good enough for the District
Exhibition at Convention Hall, beginning
to give an exhibition of labor-union-label
moving pictures for the purpose of &C.
and the principles for which they stand.
The body has been invited to participate
in the Manufacturers and Householders'
Exhibition at Convention Hall, beginning
october %
resolution was adopted conveying the
condolences Of the union to the Rev
George Z. Miller, pastor Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church, for the loss of
his wife. who died recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-04
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 4.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance Of
points to decline of 3 points, and ruled
very nervous and irregular during the
early trading. Cables we're a little disap-
pointing, and private advices said that the
labor disputes in Lancashire were still
unsettled, features which tended to in
Grease the disposition to take profits on
long cotton, but while the realizing was
very heavy and there was considerable
local selling for q reaction, there was
suf'icient buying to indicate q very strong
undercurrent Of bullish sentiment. and
the market during the middle Of the
morning was only two or three points
net lower.
The steadiness Of the market under
the heavy early offerings inspired fresh
confidence on the bull side, and late in
tive. while prices advanced into new
high ground for the season as a result Of
renewed bull support, covering and pr1-
vate cables reporting a more hopeful
turn in the Lancashire labor dispute.
Prices at midday were % to "a points net
higher. with the market more excited
than at any time since the publication
Of the government crop report YESTERDAY.
Spot cotton quiet middling upland, 1880
nominal; middling gulf. AIS nominal
Estimated receipts of cotton at the ports
today. 5000 bales. against S3.SS2 bales
bales last week and 1O2, 40 bales last
year. For the week. $4,000 bales,
against 39O,52S bales last week and no.
627 bales last year. Today's receipts at
New Orleans. 3,46O bales, against 1882
bales last year, and at Houston, 16,441
bales, against 1850 bales last year.