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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Grfhrie IS growing n suite of the
diswbacks Il has. Give II commits
sion form OF government and its
growth and prosperity will be unpre-
ceden,ed in the history of The South
west.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Commission form of government
eliminates ward lines and rings. wan
that hurt the average citizen?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

If not busy in your own affairs this
minute. do something 10 boost Guth.
rie and Logan county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

This is to be building year in the
capital city. Keep the game going
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

Commission government means
progress Are you a progressive
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05

VII a searching party. His father
= IN deep distress and k2s the SYM
pz-Ly o. Jhe ezIre community.
The sheriff Of Asoaa county was
a. thls place a Eew days ago in pur-
suit 0E tE0 Eo-ss thlzges The writ
- has not leaned OF sheir arrest
Five head were cakea off the range
in lower Paradise. forced across
The Grande ROlie river. II the
nsshbo-hOOd o. EaBsoas Ferry. and
through the settlement. sOms twenty
miles 70 the Salmon river. The rly-
er vas Pas lo-ilug aud hey were
compelled 20 MAKE a halt They re-
manned our a few DAYS and their
grub was al consumed and they
were forced 10 come IN for some
hing 10 ear, leaving the horses on
strange range. They soon began TO
make lha.r way IN the direction Of
their old range and gOr back into
he settlement and were ali recover
I'd by the owner a. This place. The
parties who soc rhs horses we-e
swployed By the owner 10 assist him
o recover the stolen property. and
ne TWO meu left as soon as he prop
sr-y vas recovered.
John II. Silver has pu- in a new
Ferry az Troy which pu5s the mail
Jn schedule time again.
John N and D. a. Silver started
% Enterprise and La Grande on a
business trip Jh.s morning; they viii
De out several days.
4 new telephone company was or
gan.zed last SATURDAY IN the neigh
JOrhoOd OF RansOl's Ferry. Wash,
Or the purpose OF running a new
inc from Ana1One by Hansons Ferry
lHd on 20 Grouse, to connect with
he north end lire. One hundred and
fly dollars was paid in and as much
more On subscriptions The line
viii be . niles in length.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05

paved in Enterprise. vas played
,zS SUNDAY be-Eesn the Joseph and
Enterprise teams. The seO-e AZ The
close stood 90 il favor OF Enter
p-ss. Old fans who know he
game zs thoroughly as the! know
-heir A 3. C-s. claim they never
Eicnesed a. clean and cle2r-cuJ q
game II WsllOwa county. The Jo-
seph boys need have no sc-upses
over such : 6esez,. They put up q
strong game il every particular,
siDgularly free from errors, and made
our owl boys play ball from start
10 finish. But the Enterprise team
wO-k was q ljl-le 100 much-2t least
: seO-e 700 nHch-fOr the visitors
Tbs game has done more 20 eneouE-
zge deep enthusiasm for baseball n
Chis section o. he county than any
o-he- game II The cOuury's history.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
New Court House
Is Now Occupied
County Officials Wear Happy Smiles
and Step More 5riskly Than
Usual.

II you see g gentleman walking
down any street II Enterprise, wear
ing the SORT o. smile that wont
come Off" pur il down and keep
L down thai he is county official
For every county official Is happy
from this time forth. The various
county offices have been moved into
he new court house. and although
he new furniture has noa yet al
rived, The officials are happy any
way.
The new court house Is enough to
make anybody happy. She IS what
ne parlance OF the day would call
! -hUmdinger humdinger being
everything that could be desired in
! new court house And everybody
: glad TO note that stage in Wal
iowa eOunty's development which Is
marked by so substantial 2 public
building as this new court house.
Deputy Sheriff Crow was the first
official encountered By the press
representative on entering the new
county building. He looked ten year.
younger than when down in the old
building. But before the press rep
:esentative could remark upon this
merry change, Sheriff Marvin appear
ed on the scene, his countenance
5eaming like q 60-candle incandes-
cent light and almost happy enough
o sing. Judge Olmsted and other
officials, not Z whit behind in the
unconscious manifestation, became
Terkable sunbursts, and looked as
I the millennium in court houses had
;ealIy arrived.
Well, the public, too, Is happy. En-
.erprise is as proud Of her new build
ng as any county official could be,
and she will point out this structure
o everv visiting traveller and land
seeker. Moreover. the building itself
moving in concrete form the progress
1--WE spirit Of Wallowa county. will
Je one Of the biggest advertisement: IS
Enterprise and Wallowa count could
lave. 1t will simply verify in the
visiting mind that slogan, Watch
1nterprile Grow"
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
TOM RICHARDSON
TO Be HERE MAY Z
SECRETARY OF THE PORTLAND
COMMERCIAL CLUB AND or A
NATIONAL REPUTATION.

Tom Richardson, the born enthus-
.as-. orator. booster, and everything
use that means development, viii be
in Enterprise the evening and night
If May u. He will on that date
ec-ure on5he development of wallow
.Ounty, citing our wonderful natural
'esources. our vast acres crying for
settlement, our fruit and vegetable
md hay and grain belts, the miner
n lying and waiting for development
n WallOwa hiEs. the water power
everything tha, is here ready 10
le pressed into the service OF man.
Everybody knows Tom Richardson
sither personally or by reputation;
Ind Tom knows everybody person
.My-at lest that is the way he
'eeIs and that is the way he
ncke5 you feel that he feels. When
le comes 10 Enterprise. therefore, he
will know US, know just what we
iced. and Will minister 20 that need
with characteristic vim and enthusi-
Ism.
Il was at first understood that
Tom would te with US May Is. but
I special telephone message received
Oy Secretary Payne announced that
lie would be here on the afternoon
If May y.
Everybody in all Wallowa county
1ught TO come ou- to hear what Tom
s going to say, for It is going to
De something extraordinarily good.
II is going TO be something that will
5enefit every resident of this coun-
y. OF course, al Enterprise will
oe present. but al Wallowa county
ceAEy ought 10 be there too.
Tom will speak in the opera house
here on the date mentioned.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
FoR SALE.

Double farm harness, cheap at Rod
gers Bros. (Second Hand Storey Gal
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
Grouse Gleanings
OF Daily Events
Body of Frank Russell is Not Yet
Recovered From Little Salmon
River.

Grouse, April 2S-The weather has
been fine the last 10 days for farm
ing on all tthe lower bench lands
while the higher lands on the Grouse
flats are TOO we. for cultiya -ioa il
the says and draws. II is raining
At this writing which will continue JC
hinder the farming progress
The fruit prospect is fine. All late
yarities are in full bloom and it is
hoped that the danger of a laie
frost has paSt.
Up TO this tine no trace OF the
body of Frank Russell, drowned Sun
day in the Little Salmon, has been
found. The river has been lined
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
MRS. ADA WALLACE UNRUH
WILL LECTURE HERE

Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh, state
president Of the W. c. T. [. Of Or
@gon, win give an address at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening at O'Clock. Mrs. Unruh
S one Of the best women temper
ance lecturers on the platform, and
It is hoped that everyone will avail
himself or herself OF the opportunity
Of hearing her.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
JOSEPH LOSES TO, THIS
CITY IN BALL GAME

What has been generally pro-
nounced the best ball game ever
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
Concert Was a Most
Successful Affair
Director Soehmer Entitled to the
Gratitude of All Lovers Of
Music.

The concert given Saturday night
al the opera house BY home talent,
under the very able direction Of 4.
J. Boehmer. was a glad surprise to
everyone in attendance. Mr.. BOeh-
mer had given his time and careful
work 10 the training OF the big
chOru5ea and TO several other feat
ures Of the concert, and had assumed
the responsibility for its success.
II proved such a success as to Sc
lection Of talent and as 10 perform
ance that 4[r. Boehmer has the graf
Eude Of every one who heard the
program.
This Is so much in manifestation
that Just now Mr.. Boehmer is being
importuned by many 10 put on Pin
afore", made up OF home talent.
That he will consent to do so, or
will not consent to do so, is not de-
termined At present.
The concert from the opening cho-
rus TO the close was probably the
best array OF local talent ever staged
b. Enterprise. The choruses held
Their volume without losing their ex-
treme sweetness, and the special
numbers OF the program, such as
solos and duets, were encored, in
every particular, as also were the
readings.
Those who kindly gave their time
10 the musicale may well feel doubly
paid by the success Of II and by the
large attendance which IT drew.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05


!. :. Bu-lsigh -.-.--. So
". 4. Graves ....... So
Burle.ghs majority O.
For CounclDer:
?. :. Ashley -....-.- Is
:. u. Bicktord ..-... 81
:. ,. EslLDe- -.... 70
=. u. Wagner ...-.- 6s
!. c. Weaver ..-. 40
Elec-et: Ashley and Kearner.
For Cs-y Recorder:
c. ". Lockwood .... 90
". Z Tsggzrt ........ rs
LockvOod's majority - Il
For Cicy Attorney:
T Y. Dill ..-.-. 1e5
Charles Thomas -... 80
DIS usioriry .... IS
For CITY Treasurer:
Fred Ssyege ...... 16o
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
ANOTHER RANCH CHANGED
HANDS THIS WEEK

Thai activity continues in real es-
tate in and about Enterprise was
still further eyineed by the sale
Of James Day to H. Best OF splen-
lid ranch on Whisky Creek, Tues
day. The ranch will be operated by
the buyer. Mr.. Best, and used for
stock. There is considerable fine
timber on il which will doubtless
be put on the market sooner or later
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

It is reported on quite good auth
ority that young married man iv-
ing in this city was terribly beaten
up By his wife because ne neglected
20 take home box of the famous
homemade chocolates manufactured
by J. T. Harvey.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
CITY ELECTION
OFFICIAL COUNT
RACE BETWEEN :. A. sURLEIGH
AND W. n. GRAVES IS \
CLOSE ONE.

A. z -esuE o. the regular cicy
election held Tuescey. Nay ;. J 4
Burlelgh VS. chosen mayor 70 sue
ceat Mayor 3Isvtield nov closing out
cbs Term. The race. however. BE-
tween : !. Bu-se5gh and ". H
Graves. Contestants for The mayor
zl-y honor. vas closely ruD, MI
Bu-seizh winning hy ! vote. The
race to- c5rv recorder. between W
Z Tagzarl and c. N. lockwood vas
aLso Z very close one. NJ. Lockwood
Winning by II woes.
Official Count
According 20 The Official count mace
by he special meeting Of che city
council Wednesday night. The follow
.-s c5-v officials were elected:
Mayor =. Buieigh.
Counc.lnen-F. :. ASHLEY and 5
D Eellpe-.
Cl-y Reco-te--C. n Lockwood
Cry AlroDey-T. y. DiA
C.-v T-easure--Fred Savage
The official vo-e. OF Official COu =.
differed Il some instances radically
from -he IDccG' cOUcI- Nov that
-he election has been hsiG and The
official cOun- Tuned IL, everybody
VII become : niC Il support Of
-1e nex admin S-e-ior-
The Official count given II fig
u-es Is zs follows
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
SPECIAL MEETING OF
IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE

The Improvement League vii. hold
: special meeting TUesds!, Gayl0,
a. 3 .. n a. the home OF Mrs. B.
2. BOYD. for the purpose OF d,scUss-
ing pans for work II The cemetery.
L Is hoped three viii be q large az
tendance o. al interested in This
work
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-05
MEETING
NIGHT OF MAY z
BILLS ALLOWED AND OTHER mu-
NIclPsL MATTERS PASSED
UPON BY BODY.

The city council met in regular sss-
sion Monday night last. IN the reg
ulz- meeting rOOms in the Office OF
" Z. Tsggsrt. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
approved The eouncilmea present
were ". 4. Graves. J. W. Bick-
lord and Dr.. c. T. Hockett. wilh
Mayor Nsyfield in the chair and
Recorder Taggzrt and Marshal Hug
present Bills were read and allowed
As follows:
z. J. FOrsyLhe. lights ---...s GO 90
4 o. Jacobs. road work ..-. 10 10
Charles Hug. marshal --.. .... 70 90
T. NJ. Dill, city attorney -.. O.
c. VI. Lockwood .-... $500. 90
y. E Tasgart. rent and re
eoE1er eco. $500. ...-- 16 90
) K. Clark. pipe and fittings p "A
~ H Graves. pound rent o.. %
J. SCruble, work with team. $ 60
y. ". Brown, Sla days work q -
Joe AIelo-le, work with team %
Charles BALDWIN, wo-k with
team ...... ...... 49,. II 70
Charles Crumpacker, u. days
NoEA .--..- -..... -.-.---. Is 30
Enterprise Press, printing ... %
y. H. Marks, concrete work. 81 75
Riley & Riley, hauling ....... 10 %
Bridge Discussion.
The council discussed az some
-eHsth the matter Of streets and
bridges The street committee re-
ported that they had looked over
he bridges referred TO them a. the
-asC meeting. and that they had had
Mr. Marks put in a retaining wall
o the bridge on River street. The
matter Of repairing the bridges on
Depot street, River street and Resi-
ience street, was discussed fully. and
ne entire proposition referred 10
ne street committee with power to
Lcl
l. was moved and seconded that
he council meet Wednesday night TO
canvass the vote cast at the regu-
ar city election Tuesday. Carried.
City Recorder Taggart reported
having seen T. r. Akins relative to
he deed to the city reservoir site,
and that 3Ir. Akins stated he was
ready 70 sign the deed just as soon
as the mayor and city recorder
would sign the agreement granting
Nr. Akns the surplus water from
he reservoir. This was discussed and
The matter concluded. the council
expressing the desire to have the
mayor and recorder close the affair
IN accordance with the previous
agreement.
Marshal Hug reported that the
city ditch was repaired and placed
N operation.
The matter Of extending the water
mains was referred to Marshal Hug.
On motion to adjourn the body
stood adjourned to meet in special
session Wednesday night. when the
city vote was canvassed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
WHEN IS AN EAR NOT ITS OWNER S.?

Listen to the cutlery of Edward Frazer seaman who is
IN g Buffalo hospital minus aural appendage which
rude enemies of his cut off and sent in jar of alcohol to
Harry Ilby, president of trust steamship company
the lakes As warning not to be jealous in employing
nonu union men; listen to Frazers indignant roar:
"Let me out of this joint l want that ear and I'm
going to get it and the fellows who copied it from
1t belongs to me- | don't care if somebody did make
Coulby present of it. 1t amt his for keeps
Thus spoke the original of the when appraised
that had arrived in far distant Cleveland nicely picked
Up to that time he thought it had been swept up by
street sweeping machine perhaps carried off by prow
ing cat AT any rate he did not think being openly
Haunted either trophy of exhibit of the
wrath OF union sympahizers against the steamship
pany Becoming sensible that the being treated
something apart from him, something excluded from
his humble personality forever, the instinct of kindred
moved in him and he asserted his claim.
And indeed it appears if the property element had
shudderngy from hand hand and then gravev entrust
ed to attorney who carried it off Washington with
much ceremony, to give it to the government authorities
1t viewed not belonging Frazer but as an
ear that belonged to the human family at large The per-
sonal interest all centered Couby who had only had
his threatened, while the who lost the ear was
ignored.
When he proclaimed his attachment for the ear Frazer
was perfectly right believe. There is precedent
that makes the property of the chance finder and
no title rests in him to transfer it others 1t does not
eVen like timber, become personally when cut 1t belongs
inherently to the site that grew it, matter how far re-
moved 1t was altogether thoughtless to overlook this
In the of right and justice favor the reunion
OF Frazer with his aural appendage soon at once (Cres
of Ear! 'EarD
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
THE 'tLICHTNLNC BUGS" SECRET

We look with sneerng pity upon crude and ignorant
forbears who used allow dip to light the darkness of
the evening hours.
But what does the FREELY think of our lighting system
OF mercury best illumination; of our tungsten
lamp; of our carbon glow lamp?
With enormous waste of materials we produce few
rays of light.
ENpending but ten thousandth as much energy as
we do in the mercury lamp the FREELY produces an
equal amount of radiance, comparatively
Some time We'll learn how to get light from the
combustion of oxygen and carbon compounds does the
FREELY.
When know the lightning bugs secret we will be in
fair to solving the problem of conserving our wood
coal, oil and gas
Then we CAN look back upon the sperm candle times
with smiling tolerance.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

The Spokane Press, delivered, Is
cents a month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
A MARITAL TRAGEDY AT2A. M

Mrs j. T. Burns of Pittsburg awakened the other
night by someone stumbling around the furniture
''Who' s there?' she cried.
There
Mrs Burns grabbed revolver off the dresser and
opened fire.
When the smoke had cleared away she found that she
had wounded her husband-who was returning home in
the dead of night probably from late engagement at the
offce-in the right
les said Mrs. Burns, II shot John in the arm and
am mighty glad of it. Under the same circumstances
would do it again John himself told me how to use the
Husbands should be prompt to answer when their wives
call out "Who's there?'
We simply print this item of because it is dog
days with the concluding remark that every husband has
his dav.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
MOST ANYTHING
putin two an two ter
gether makes a double wed
dim"

On life's vast ocean adversely we
sail.
Reason the card, but passion is the
gale.
Pope, Essay on Han.
China has a new coinage plan
based on the decimal system.
Michigan Is noted for valuable
deposits of salt.
Election to parliament in Eng
land means mobbing by bri-
gade of suffragets.
In Argentina s.75 per cent Of the
population is In school.
New Brunswick has about eight
million acres of fir, spruce and
pine.
Mr.. Bryan wears his hair as
long In back now as he ever old.
Possibly he made vow a couple
of decades ago not to get hair
cut until he was elected president.
A direct steamship line is to be
established between New York and
Lisbon.
Dauber-Do you think my new
battle picture expresses the hor-
rors of war?
Krittick--Oh, yes; it's the aw-
fullest thing I ever saw.
Suit the action to the word, the
word to the action, with this spe-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
JAIL FOR sSTOOL PIGEONS"
WHEN USEFULNESS IS ENDED

In the police court yesterday aft
ernoon. Daisy Benway, the girl
whose statement caused Detective
Joe Bush to lose his job, was given
10 days in the city jail on what she
termed a trumped-up charge. She
was sentenced by Justice Stocker,
sitting on the police bench for
Judge Mann.
Three policemen were employed
IN placing the Benway girl behind
the bars The charge was that she
annoyed roomers in the house
where she stayed, but In reality
naisy's offense was that she turn
% states evidence against . po-
hceman. This, in the eyes OF the
average policeman, is an unpardon-
able sin, and An effort Ia made to
~ The party sooner or later.
Daisy Benway IL an example Of
what happens to stool pigeon
o. dscoy wker the police NO longer
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
NEGRO RAPIDLY
TURNING WHITE

CHESTER, Pa, July 20.-Fred
Hopkins, negro of Leiperville,
who has been employed for num-
Der of years by the Chester Trac-
ton Co., is gradually turning white.
Until couple of years ago there
was not a white spot on him, but
gradually his skin began to bleach
in sections. His hands and arms to
his elbows are now as white as
those Of the Caucasion, and the skin
on his face and neck is covered
with large, irregular white spots.
The turning of his skin from a
very dark color to white is trans
formation that is puzzling physi-
clans who have examined him.
Hopkins is about 35 years old,
and possesses fine physique. He
weighs about 200 pounds, and is
built in proportion. A few years ago
Hopkins married young white
woman. They live happily together.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
POINTS:

fortune awaits the who a which
will when called.
johnson couldn't pictures laughing Jefes could
them with shut
Its wonder occasionally tight considering
II goes into saloons.
better be tishtwsd squand.r qooc
reputation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
Fun
Facts
Fiction
Froth
F'aQS 49,
Folly

clal observance, that you overstep
not the modesty of nature.-Shake-
speare, Hamlet" sh
In Shakespeare's time theo word
nephew" was applied to grand
sons.
In London rs out Of every thou
sand of population are paupers.
II noticed the black man, had
something up his sleeve that sur
prised all the fight fans" E
What was that?"
His arm"
The United Kingdom manufac-
lures 100000 tons Of soap every
year.
Over 10000 persons are employ.
ed in Great Britain as fishermen.
Mrs. Jims-Mrs. Shipper has
perfected a wonderful hat.
Mrs. Tims-So? What is it?
Mrs. Jims-A revolving hat. It
works so that the congregation can
see all sides of it.
Consumption kills nearly 10000
persons every year in England.
Edison invented the photograph
in 1877.
The gold output Of Australia con-
tinues to decline.
Spain yielded 6s,2se, 1903 gallons
Of olive oil last year.
'Just before l married." Smid-
ders was saying, my girls moth
er threatened never to cross my
threshold"
81 would call that a great piece
of luck" said Kidders.
my mistake said Smidders,
was that 1 didn't get her to put
it in writing"
Mexico's cotton crop has In
creased In IL years from $4,000
bales to 100000 bales a ycar.
England consumed 16,149 tons
Of coffee last year.
Siam now exports an annual av-
erage Of q million tons Of milled
rice.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
WOMAN KILLED
AND ATE BABES

(By United Press Leased Wire)
PUERTO PLATA, santo Do
mingo, July 2o.-The Domin-
lean press today 10 demanding
capital punishment for a
woman captured near the Hay
tien frontier who, It is alleged,
has confessed to having muir.
dered several infants and eaten
them.
According to the local papers,,
the woman 10 a devotee Of an
African cult which commands
infanticide and cannibaIism.
The woman's practice is said to
have covered a period of sew
eraI years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
(sy United Press Leased Wlre)

(ey United Press Leased Wire)
RENO, July 20.-Though she has
been a member of the divorce col
ony for some time. little is known
of the affairs of Mrs. Hilda Samp-
son, who writes under the name of
"Hedrick Davenport. and who has
filed q sealed complaint against her
husband. Charles w. Sampson, a
Chicago business man, from whom
she seeks divorce. Aside from the
fact that the property rights have
already been adjusted and that no
children are involved, nothing is
known Of Mrs. Sampson's domestxs
troubles.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
sqNNOCENTS ABROAD" UP TO DATE

The "nnocents" Being consus and the Following the
Stories They Write to Uncle Sans State Department.