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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

6. 8. @elt on 6. @autbier NH 58A
II. a. 22=123z128, $1,000.
sSobn 3app an Nnna Briggs, Got 10
8lod 1. 5bnoicate a0o, ct. Gloub $50.
sc. @tein an s. Graufert Got 5, 8lod
4, @oelbrods ao0, ct. @lol1b $500.
g. 9erman an 6 German 9@A @8
n 14z126z30, $1,000.
g. @i0man an 8. s.. Doung, 58A
&@A II; a. 34z126z30, $500.
g.. @ibman an s. 90. @ibman, NB
Il 1854 II. a. 34z126z3O, $500.
Mer. Stat. 8ant an 81. 8obmer, S8H
N8 ~, 35s125z30, 5000.
6. nlrid an 2onis Bung, NgA N@A
IL. a. 33z124>33 $4,000.
Mbam &epprs an Geo. Niga Got Z
8lod 20 Mbon $3.50.
g. 81. Bangbnrn an q. Wiler Got 8
8lod 4 Sames a6b, Sauf Centre $1,000.
sc. &olb an 3. s. MRoier Got 12 8lt
81, II. a. &6monb $500.
Yeter George anlR. George 8R N@A
Ii. a. 9z126z31, $4,000.
$. 8entfielo ii. q. an g. SlmfdeiD
8h N@A II. a. 24z125z33 $9414.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Selma ocrfcbltc - Mebisin beilte,

&c Fat lid batlfig ertpielen, bob 3ube,
friide 2nft nnb quite Nabrung pielen
ger onen. Die al Sllbertnloiis leioen,
belfen. Mber, nm gang ebrli1 5u iein,
mltB 5ltgege6en iper0en, Dab Die &ranfz
beit 1elten mebr benn "einge1drduft"
miro. gs bebarf ba5u ettpas mebr.
@dman's Nlteratip. 1T cine @eoi5in,
Die 8ur @eilung bon Srberfulo1is fabris
5irt miro. Gle fat bieie &rantbeit ipiez
Der nno lpieber gebeilt. 8dufig iinD bic
1e &l1ren ertpirft lporben, lpo Die l1m1tdn>
Be ni9t IDEAL tparen, mo oem Yatienten
feine inteligente 9orgfalt 8utbeil niro,
tpD bas @elD rar mar; gutes 6Dden
un6 quite Nabrung rm%gebrdudli6 - un0
bo6 @%eilungen er3ielt lpur0en. SEPT be-
haupten mir ul1b befteben oaral1f, oab
@dlnan's NIteratib gebra11dt perben fol-
in iebem SAT- on S%ubertuloiis in 8erbinz
Dung nit gutem, nnbrbnftem @l1en nt1D
friider 2uft, Die mir ale %uot5per0ig baz
ben.
Sic Sbotladen = Sic 8ele9e fir Die
Seilungen, tpelde ertpirft tporben ii1o -
lino interel1o1ter Q%ele1tpff. Gin merf<
lpiirbigcr Sail fplgt: @elbon, SQ.
@errenl'- r9urb Gdman's Nlteratip
bin idb Dor ei1em friib5eitiaen @rabe be-
lpubrt lpprben urb in Sem 8eDunfen, Dab
ib ser leibenben Menl6beit niiblib fem
f0n11te, madt es mir Sre11oe. gud eine
fl1r5e @el6idte meiner &ranfbeit nieberz
5u1dreiben, Sic SIR ie uaG @un15 gud
au1lbe maiden fDrnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Sim IA. De8ember 1904 erfranfte id

Nm IA. 9e3ember 1904 erfranfte ib
an SppboibzBnenmonia. Meine Qlmgen
tpuroe1l tart angegriffen; mein Nustpurf
tpnrbe ulter1u6f unb barin Eubertulo1iS
8a3iIen gefunben. &m 81. Sebr1ar 1905
tplrbe mir angeratben, nod Sort @ortb,
Segas, gu geben. @dbrenb meines Sort
leins brab Elm @etpdds an meiner redz
ten 2nnge anf nnb leerte iidl Sd muir
De i9limmer rnb 5ebrte iebr fart ab.
Mein Nr5t tbeilte mir nit, i1 miiie
nad) Colorado retien 10 raid als moglid).
Sd berlieb Segas AM 1. Stunt nnb tam
in garpn @itD am 3. S nnt, febr gez
19tpd1t, al. Nadbem ib bort 5tpei $50
6en gene en, tbeilte mir mein Nr5t nit,
bab fir midi ni6ts mebr getban iperben
fD0nnte, ba mein Sail Elm boffnungsloier
1ei. 9rei @oden 1pdter febrte ib na6
Sa111e 8uriid, ppg 1O3 Bfunb; Der 9(r8t
bate mir nidt ei1mal Die 3niiderung
gegeben, bab i6 lebenbig beimfommen
ner6e.
Mm IA. Suit begann id, gdman's
lpunberoIeS Wittel gegen S6tpin0iudt
gu nebnen; bas5elbe tpa mir err tli6
empfoblen. &eute piege i6 1853 Bfnnb.
S6 bin ltarf nno gel lulo nno fann irgenD
ei,le @rbeit bel meinem @lebator errid)z
ten. S6 babe fem @eb nod S6mer5
in meinen .2rnge11, e11e gut, idlafe gut
rnb fii6lte ME better. IS tpiirbe MIDI
%freuen, lpe1n jeoe Yeriol1, Sic nit Sl1z
berfulo1is bebaftet lit, gdman's Sur gez
bral1dben lpiirDe."
(1nter5eidnetes Nffibabit)
Mrthur @ebb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

boberen %getltlid)en Seminars in SEQ
loci ernannt nn6 Domberr. 1889
erbielt er SEN Titel Ser glbtei bon So
ieolcob. 1892 muroe er &anoniflts
a latere oes 0amaligen gr5btl6pfes
bon &olocla gias5fa nno Sberoebant
oes GbeiBoiltritts. 1898 ml,r0e er
p6pltlider 8ralat uno 0ireftor 6eS
8uoapeiter geiitliden Gentraliemi-
mars. Mm /. Mppember 1901 erfolge
te leine 8elteuung gum 9ildof BON
Misunderstanding, am IL. October
1905 muroe Sl1lius @aroip Gr5btidof
BON &olocia. Mm 5. Mpril 1906
mllroe inn pom Monard)en Die Wmr=
Sc zines @ebeimen &atbes perlieben.
gr mar Mitglieo Ser fatboliiden Gen-
tralfongr11afommiiiion l1no I'M Mag=
n%atenbouie Mitglieo ser Staatsmirtb=
Ida ltliben uno &onmlpifationsfom=
million.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
klnder acnreton
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS RIA
@mrttcmberg.

Mus Seruiolem foumt Sic Mel=
0u11g, bob Ser Sltbprior 0es oeut1d)el1
gionflolters 9ormitio, s. Gprill1s
@elte, 8. g. g., i'm SITTER bon nrr
40 sabren, int 10. Sobre leir1er
Dr0ensprofeB, I'M 5pital Ser Barmb.
8riioer su Sontl1r bei Bethlehem an
9plenterie geitorben lit. Gr nor Der
Sobn Oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or.
@elte s1 &ottmeil. - Sn Der
@arniionsi taot 2nbmigSbnrg
fins 20 Monm oes 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1el0artinerie=@egiment geo. IS infol=
qe @enulles neroorbener 2%ebenSn1it=
tel gefabrlid %erfranft. gine itrenge
Inter l11dung lit eingeleitet. = Ser
Eripotier 2eonbar0 Miiller BON
Obernoort Ser 40 Sabre lang
in ser @emabrfabrif be0ienitet NOR,
1tno Del1en @attin Sbereita, geb. So
fer, feierten lire goloene Sof5eit.
2mgembnra.
eeSn = d. q. D.. Ml3. Derdn1tdltetet1
am Sonntag sen % October etma 60
Bis IS 2nremburger Srei0enfer, 90
aiali1ten uno Mnardi1ten un6 400 Bis
500 auslGnoil6e Mitlaufer cine
@l1n0gebung gum @eod6tniB oeS er-
ldolienen lpaniiden Mnardiife1 nno
Moroprofei1ors 6errer. Sen Mittel=
punft oes 3uges biloeten ser Mbg.
Mlops &opier, ser 6%rei0enfer 2ucier1
&abn uno qbnlide @uteoel. Son
Sen Mitlaufern = meilt Staltener-
muBten sic meiiten gar nidt, I'M mas
es li6 eigentlid bonoelte. SS1t St il
melingen fan6 fiir5lib Sic Gin
mei6u1,g oes neuen fatb. @ereinsban=
les ltatt. - Sn 2uremburgm ur=
ser i'm SITTER bon 81 Sabren Der tor
bene BrauereibeIiber emil Moulel
aus alouien, friiberer Mbgeor0neter
un6 BON 1894-1904 8iirgermeilter
BON 9uremburg gu @rabe %getragen.
- Sn 8on6orf brannten 8obn-
baus, s6eune un0 StaIung 0es6elo-
Differs Eeter @ampad nie0er. 9da-
SEN 1000 ST., perit6ert.
Seiterretd=ltngarn.
gr5biidof Garoip bon &oloc1a
lit ant 80. 9ct. %geitorben. SSn 1875
mur0e er na6 been0igtem Stuotnm
er5biid)0fli6er Mrdipar, ein Sobr lpa<
ter 56riftfiibrer beim geiitli6en CHE
qeriht, Damn 0ireftor ser er5bii6of=
liden 8ibliotbef in &olocia, 1880
gice0ireftor 6es nie6eren Seminars7
balb Brofelior 6es er5btidoflt6en 9p=
3eums. 3ur lelben 3eit mur0e er
pom Nopit gum gbrenfammerer er<
nannt. 1888 murbe 8aroiD 8eiliber
6es geiitli6en @eridteS, 1886 Spno=
differentiation uno inforporirter OR.
tbeoI. 1887 pur6e er 5nm Setter oeS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

Ser Mpbelprcis fir 2iteratnr 1T pun
oem 5l1itanoigen &omite in 5todbolm
fir oas Sabr 1910 oenr befannten
oeutlben Didter uno S6riftiteqer
Saul &eiie perlieben poroen. Damit
lit SEM alten Serrn cine Entertaining
5l,tbeil %gemor0en, sic er mobl peroient
bat uno sic ibm mobl altd) allieitig
9egonnt meroen miro. @eiie feierte
int Mdr5 oiei es Sabres ieinen 80.
@eblrtstag, l1r1o bel 0ieier @elegen-
felt gingen ibm aus olen 5beilea Ser
@elt Mus5eid)nungen u1ro @liidmiin-
Idle gu. gr lit om Is. Mar5 1880
IN Berlin geboren, perbradte aber,
nad)oem er iein pbilolop6iibes Stu=
blum in Bonn uno Berlin abgel6lol<
len uno nod cine lpilienidaftlide &ei=
lie nad Stalien gemadt, Sen groB=
ten Sbeil ieines 2ebens arsi6lteBli6
in Miind)en, mobin er inn SATIRE
1854 ol,r6 SEN funitiinnigen &0nig
Morimilian bon 8apern berufen mur=
Sc. Ct %betbatigte iid auf SEM @ebie=
tie ser 2prif, bes 9ramas, 0es So
mans un0 nomentli6 auf oem Ser SEQ
peae, Ser er 5ltn1 gr0bten Gbea ieinen
Mu6m peroanfte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
8aDern.

eSsn 90 linden mno Mugsburg ba-
J ben Malienper gum Nro=
telt gegen sic 5%dmabung Ser Stride
lno oas Gaplttbums ollrd ben ll1o1ld)-
Recommendation 9iirgermeiier gsa=
tban bon Som ita%ttgefunoen. Sn
6iirtb mllroe sic 1lel1e ct. 9ein-
rids-aird)e ourb gr5biibof b. Mbert
bon @amberg feierlih fonlefrirt. -
esn Miirnberg ,pltr0e Noltmeilter
&emmerer pom 9riefpoltamt Nilrn-
berq II meeen llnteridlagung bon
ca. $4,000 &c. nerbaftet. - 0ie Mus=
mauoerung i1uger meiblider nno
mdnnltder Ser o1en aus 0eioeS=
beim mar nod ME 10 5ablreib mie
bieles Sobr. - 9ie gbelellte @eorg
6loderbie bon ser gielsfiirth, &oi l.
lerSlauterm f%eierten lire goloe-
ne Sod5eit. - Muh Sic Gbelente Ml.
8eneoum bon 6 el fonnten Die
gleide 6eier begeben. Sn H1r~
maiens i%tiir5te Ser p%erbeirotbete,
41iabrige Tobrifarbeiter @al. Sdat
Gater Don 10 &inoern, in Ser S9laf=
t%rl11tfenbeit aus SEM 3. Stodlpert al1t
sic StruBe binab n1,0 NOR lotort toot.
8aDcn.
ginen relpluten S6ritt sur Mf1110e=
rl,ng ser Ileiihnotb bat oie boolld)e
Megieru1'g getbon. Wfit 3rltimn1l111g
0es Meihsfon5lers fat lie 5eltlpetltg
ste ginfubr BON Shweine1 n1o Nlno=
pieh aus Tronfreid sur lotort1gen
Mbldrlodtl1ng geltattet. = 9te gro
ben oun5'i6en Observation-Disclosures
ten in. 90 annbeim mnroen ourb
cine 1%euersbrunlt lint 100000 M.
beiha0igt. Ser @etrieb miro ieoob
nidt eingeiteut. : Ser Nobelpreis
fir Me0i5in G39,360 ST. mnr0e Dem
Sei6elberger Yrofeiior &oi1el
5u tbeil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
suuen Tranert itimmcn?

8enn lie haten, Milionen muroen
fir 81. Sings Neue 2ebenSpiaen als
oas redte Mittel fir Sral1en flint
men. BUR 8er%treibung bon idaperfalt-
gem, miioem 6iblen, @iiden- ooer
Ropfmeb, @artleibigfeit, 5er itrenenoen
grf0ltungen, Mppetitloiigfeit, un6 I'm
oas Spitem 3m iitdlrffen, fino oieielber
unpergleihlib. edit, idaoloS, fi6er.
25G in Mplitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

Menn SIR geraoe lteben moat uno
guerer 5d)ritte 1ider iein pollt obne
einen 5tod, gebra1dt ct. SacobS Del
gegen Miifeni6mer5en, uno SIR mer=
set Gl1h mufridten unD 10 geraoe lpte
cine @opfeni tange lein. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

gdman's Mterat1b beilt 8ronbitis,
Nftbma, @enfieber, 2ungen> unb aeblz
topfzMffeftionen. gu faufen bel Der
Wolitor 9rug 60. unb bel nnberen lei
tenDen MpoIy.4ern. Sragt na6 8oofz
let Der gebeilten SG1e mnb 1breibt an
0ns Gdtnan 2abpratorium, YyllaDelpbia,
Ya., fir peitere Gbioen8.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

Who is the highest salaried man
in the crematory department Of the
city of Spokane?
Superintendent Harmon? No. al
though some persons think he is
overpaid, he gets 500 a month.
Only about $3.50 . week.
The bookkeeper? No, he gets only
$S5 a month, or less than 500 a
week, and he earns that.
The clc-? No, he gets only $40
. month, or within few dollars,
more or less, according to the work.
Then who is?
Why, Charley Brawdy, driver Of
garbage wagon, who lives at
01423R Ash. He makes almost $35
a week, drawing for the Is days
ending July Is, just $81.35.
II. P. Miller, also driver of q
wagon, is another man who has a
comfortable salary. He draws, for a
similar period, $76.10. His helper,
Paul Curling, gets exactly the same
amount, to the cent. Other drivers
and helpers draw from $46 to ST.
for the same period.
The p oil for the 81 outside en-
ployes, many Of whom worked but
part time, is $2,324.4O, deductions
for various items reducing it $76.
This roll is compiled by the office
staff, and is officially o. KID by
George Armstrong, secretary Of the
board of public works, and c. D.
Harmon, superintendent.
The drivers and helpers are paid
by the hour, according to the num-
Der of hours that they turn in. The
rate is 371a cents, and they don't
have to pay anything for their
teams, as these are supplied by the
city. They do not get extra for
overtime, and some men work IA, 16
and even IS hours a day. according
to the report they turn in.
The salary roll, in part, on which
the men have just been paid fol-
lows. Fifteen full working days are
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
RAILROAD president MAY
MAY HAVE TAKEN OWN LIFE
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(By United Press Leased Wire)
CHICAGO, July 21.-The police
today abandoned further investiga-
ton of the death of Ira G. Rawn,
president of the Monon railroad.
They are convinced that Rawn
killed himself and they say there is
no evidence to support the story
told by the family that the railroad
man was shot in an encounter with
burglar.
The Jimmy" marks on the door
which were pointed to as evidence
that burglar had entered the
Rawn home in Winnetka, the fash
ionable north shore suburb, were on
the inside of the door frame, not
on the outside, the police say. If
they had been made by a burglar
they would have been outside.
The alleged blood stains found on
the walk leading from the house to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

Since the opening of our Piano
Club Sale, we have been compli-
mented by many notable business
men on the unique plan which we
have inaugurated. 1t appeals to
ones business sense because of
the economical methods embodied
in the plan to eliminate needless
profit and expense. 1t puts the re-
tail buyer in position to buy on
wholesale basis, joining with
five hundred other homes in a
great purchase of five hundred
pianos or twenty-siX carloads.
$3.50 DOWN. $1.2s WEEKLY.
Five hundred pianos seems a
good many to the person not &C.
quainted with the enormity of the
business done by Eilers forty
stores, but when you consider that
for the mere sum of $3.50 we send
you a fine high grade piano ordin-
arily sold at $3.50, but which club
members get at $297.50. you can
better appreciate why there is a
rush to get into the clubs. The
balance of the purchase price is
payable at $1.25 weekly.
These are the extraordinary in
ducements offered to club b mem
bers.
Club c members secure the mag
nificent new $3.50 styles at 1859,
pay $11 down and $3.50 a week.
The piano Is delivered at once-no
waiting, no dues, no extras.
WORLDS FINEST MAKES.
These prices and terms are the
lowest by far that have ever been
offered in the west on such high.
grade instruments OF course you
will see cheap pianos offered else
where at 81 a week, but bear in
mind these clubs include about
dozen of the worlds finest and best
known makes, such as, Kimball,
Lester. Decker, Kohler & Camp
bell. Nelson, Steger. Pease and
others equally well known.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
A STORY WITHOUT WORDS
AT LEAST VERY FEW

Four bids which made fourc paving
jobs the price the
estimated compiled engineers depart
men The bids rejected by the board of public works
and sent back to the engineers office for revision The
vision took place and each the estimated cost Is
raised several thousand doasamo the level Of the
bid by the Blome Paving company
figures They speak for themselves.
First job-First estimate made by city engineers
office paving Fourth Spokane Howard 100000
Exclusive bid Of the Blome 51.86o
Revised estimate, just announced 48,600
Second job-First estimate made by city engineers
office paving Eighth from the bridge
between Division and Browne streets to Wash
Exclusive bid Of the Bome 22.500
estimate just announced ............
Third job-Frst estimate made city engineers Of
fce paving Eighth Hillard street to
the bridge between Division and Browne sts. $500
O 1900
Revised bid 1900
Fourth job-Frst estimate made by city engineers Of
five paving Mcclellan street, Eighth avenue to
Ninth and paving Ninth, Grand boule-
W
Exclusive bid Of the Bome company 1880
Revised estimate announced 1880
IN EACH CASE REVISED" BID COMES SLOSE
THE BLOME BID. WHY?
a q q q 4 4 a. 4 4 4 q 4 4 = . - -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
CONCERT PROGRAM
AT NATATORIUM

Signor Liberati will play his old
favorite cornet solo, La Traviata,
this evening, with no less fervor
than he played it before the late
King Edward Of England. President
Mckinley and many of the leading
musical critics of both America and
Europe.
March, american Belle" Lib.
erati.
Petite clarinet, Carnival" Sig
A. Combattantte; Cavallini.
Waltz. "Regimental Hop" Liber.
att.
Baritone solo, "Aria Emain," Sig.
G. De Luchi; Verdi.
Selection, robin Hood" De
Koven.
Overture, Carnival Romain,'
Berlioz.
Soprano solo, "Ah! Non Gungi,"
Miss X. Klarer; Bellini.
Gavotte from "Mignon." Thomas
Cornet solo. la Traviata," Sig,
A. Liberati; Verdi.
Selection, LA Mascotte," Audrau
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

the sidewalk in the front, the police
say, proved in reality to be red
paint.
The other evidence furnished by
the family in support of the burglar
story. the police say, is equally un'
trustworthy. There is no evidence,
they say, that more than one shot
was fired and the detectives who
have been investigating the case
believe that only on shot was fired
by Rawn himself.
The fact that Rawn was involved
in the alleged frauds of the Illinois
Central car repairing department,
over which department, as operat-
ing vice president of that road, he
had been in charge, is considered
sufficient motive, and the police say
that further investigation of the
case, unless some new or unknown
evidence is presented by the family,
would be sheer waste of tim.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

Since taking the stand yesterday
that there would be first and second
choice votes for United States SEN
ator in the primaries September 13,
County Auditor Butler has discov-
cred contradiction in the primary
law. His position on the first and
second choice votes was taken after
consultation with Prosecutor
Pugh.
TT. r. (hDriver 66BI9 4777D7Oory
On another page Of the law,
wherein the makeup Of the official
ballot Is shown, after the portion
relating to United States senator is
detailed appears the words, "Vote
for one choice only" The text of
the primary law favors the first and
second choice idea, but the form of
the ballot is clearly in favor of the
one choice plan, and with that view
Auditor Butler has decided to stand.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
POLITICAL
ATMOSPHERE
DISTURBED

LINCOLN, Neb., July 21.-David
e. Thompson, former minister to
Mexico under President Roosevelt,
today disturbed the political atmos-
phere of Nebraska when he de-
clared that If Taft were renomin.
ated for the presidency the repub.
licans must support a democrat in
the national election.
Thompson recently created a
slight breeze in New York by pre-,
dieting third term for Roosevelt
after he had visited the colonel
Roosevelt promptly denied that he
had authorized or even considered
the matter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

presenting the capable comedian
in "a Lucky Star" farce of the
better sort constructed with one
idea in view. creating laughter.
That it fulfills it's mission is as
sured by the fact that Mr.. Collier
Is appearing in the principal role.
He is a comedian who never stoops
to buffoonery or horse-play, but de-
pending entirely upon legitimate
means for his success.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

SAN FRANCISCO.-The working
agreement entered into by the iron
workers and their employers last
May for a period of 60 days expired
yesterday, but was renewed for 80
days more, conditions remaining un-
changed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
COLLIER HERE JULY rs.

For those who consider the the.
alter place of amusement and
would cast aside the problem of
the day, William Golfers engage
ment at the Auditorium theater,
July &c and 26. will come as a
particularly important feature of
the season. Charles Frohman is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
BRITISH PURCHASE
$3,5O0,0O0 PROPERTY
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VANCOUVER, B. c., July 21.-
The properties Of the Western
Fuel company of San Francisco.
embracing $4,000 acres of coal
bearing lands near Nanaimo, have,
according to generally credited re-
ports, passed into the hands Of a
British syndicate, the deal having
been put through by Mr.. John l..
Howard, the president Of the com
pany during a recent visit to Lon
don. The purchase price Of the
property is put at $3,500,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
PREPARE FOR
GRAND RALLY

Letters have been sent to the
Central Labor council and the
Building Trades council by the
Spokane County Township and
Good Government club, asking
those organizations to participate
in grand rally for good county
government, to be held here the
fore part of August. The Equal
Suffrage organization has likewise
been invited to participate.
1t Is prOpOSed to make the rally
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21

included, as although the men are
paid generally every two weeks, the
Fourth put things out of joint a lit
tie this month, the men being paid
before the holiday. But an inspec-
ton of the pay rolls will show that
the salaries every fortnight of many
of the men run from $65 to SIS.
Here are the figures:
Name. No hours. Amt.
Brawdy, Charles. d.. .217h $S1.35
Wieland, W., He. 1864 $3.50
Miller, II. p, D.......203 1910
Curling, Paul, H. 1903 1910
Branson, C. F., D. 100 71.25
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"VOTE FOR ONE CHOICE
ONL Y" FOR SENA TOR

Hence the primary ballots in Spo-
kane county will contain but one
column for U. S. senator, but there
will be first and second choice
vote for congressman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-21
Business Men Interested
in New Piano Plan
METHODS THAT ARE NEW AND EXTREMELY
ECONOMICAL ATTRACT ATTENTION OF
THOUSANDS. EVERY ONE CAN OWN
PIANO NOW AT LOWEST PRICE
AND VERY EASY TERMS
FREE WITH EACH PIANO.

FREE WITH EACH PIANO.
In, addition to the low prices,
fine pianos and easy terms, you
get music lessons, stool, tuning,
delivery Of piano and years trial
of piano without extra expense.
The club price includes everything.
NO DISAPPOINTMENT.
You are absolutely protected
against any chance Of disappoint-
menu In addition to the manufac-
turer's guarantee we give our own
money-back. iron-clad guarantee
exchange agreement.
Notwithstanding the exception
ally low terms the club plan Of
fers, members have the privilege
of paying up as fast as they desire
and we give premium on all pay
ments made in advance, thereby
giving you a still greater reduction
on your piano.
Remember you save one-third,
the payments are low as rent, the
pianos are highest-grade. we'll
known makes and the club price
includes all extras, even to free
music lessons.
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER.
You have before you what is
positively the greatest opportunity
ever presented to piano buyers.
Don't let the hot weather, the va
cation months or anything else de-
tain you from securing piano
now. but come at once to the old
reliable House of Eilers and make
your selection.
Don't forget that we have moved
to 41641S420 Sprague avenue be-
tween Stevens and Washington,
temporary quarters during the
erection of our new six-story build
ing on the old corner.
ElLERs MUSIC HOUSE
Wholesale and Retail.
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