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New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
the TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA

37-43 Wall st. New York. Dec. 20 1910 =
The Board OF Directors OF The Trust Corrs
pany Of America has this day declared =
upon the capital stock of the Company, pay
able December 81. 1910. to stockholders -
record at the close Of business December "a
1910 ERAN 7. HILTON. Sscrstary.
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 4s

A quarterly dividend OF two per cent on ths
capital stock OF this company has been de-
clared payable January "a. 1911. at the ofics
OF the Treasurer. 131 state street. Boston.
Mass, 20 stockholders OF record az the close %
business December "A. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto par,
Chicago. par: San Francisco, sight Sc: tele-
graph &C: New Orleans, commercial 81 dis
count. bank 81 premium; Charleston. buy
ing par, selling sc premium; ST. Louis, sc
premium bid, 15c premium asked: Savan-
nah. buying 3-l6c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS - New York. ex-
changes $50, ,9s1 sI3, balances 81 259. S93: Ba l.
tirnore exchanges Si.781. IA, balances s54.
us: Philadelphia. exchanges s24,77262 bal
ances 81 sS3, ,9ss; Boston. exchanges s25.7s7 66s.
balances s., ,6ss.eo.: Chicago exchanges s45.-
az. 4l. balances sl.s65,47
SILVER MARK Commercial bar sill
yer 542sc; Mexican silver dollars, s5c: bar
silver closed in London at 2,1sd, unchanged
GOLD PREMlU MIN Madrid, 7.25; Lis
bon. s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2olia.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
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LAKE SHORE s MeaiGAN SOUTHERN

Grand Central Terminal, y. L, Dec. q, 1eis
The Board OF Directors of this Compan1
have declared a semt-snnUal dividend OF SIX
PER CENT upon it's Capital stock, payable
at this Office, January 18th, 1911, 70 stock
holders of record at ) O'Clock 2. n on Friday,
Dec 3Oth, 1910
They have also declared ssIni-annusi divi.
dend of SIX PER CENT. UPON the ". ; and
". /. Guaranteed Stock. payable ar this ofics
February l. 1911, 10 stockholders OF record az
9 O'Clock p. NJ on Friday. December 30-h,
1910 CHARLES F. COX. Treasure
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The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yestef-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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BOSTON cuRs STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. Thomas Reinnardr- NS.
Broad street. New York. and No. 81 Dsvou-
shire street, Boston.l
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SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS

- and ss WaII Street.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
INTEREST he paid depositors entitled
r-ereto under the bylaws, and in accordance
With the Savings Bank Law, for the six months
ending Dec S1st- 1910
On accounts exceeding three thousand dol
lars the Of -FOUR PER CENT per
Payable on and after Monday, Jan. 10Th 1911
DANIEL. BARNES, President.
GEORGE NJ HALSEY. Cashier
WTLLdSToN H BENEDICT. Secretary.
>seE York. Dec. 18th. 1910
Deposits made on or before Jan 10th viii draw
inferesf Ian. lst.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney e. Co M %
Broad street. New York. and No l22 South
4th street. PhiaGelphaD
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rNe cy1vE STOCKS.

S sRa %
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
No 60 Wall street,
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TuE RANK OF AMERICA

New York. December 2Oun5 1Slc-
The Board OF Directors have to-day Gecia-s.
.srni- annual dividend OF thirteen ClSl pef
cent free Of tax. payable January jrd. l+14s 70
stockholders OF record OF this date Il,
The transfer books Will remain closed Cl's
W NJ RENNE-r. Csshs-
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Fouu4ed 1873
TObey 4 Kirk
WILL BUY:

8 Bklyn- Bero. Gas ist SD g
10 Great Lakes Coal 5s-.--...@ oS
10 Nat. LicorIce Com -----. (g SoA
s Richmond & Danvillc os. Offering
100 Royal Baking Powder Pfd. Offering
( Western No Carolina 6s- Offering
WILL SELL:
. 4. D. Telegraph \. 1.-----9 ~
: Am. School Furniture lst os@ %
s Birmingham RyLt&P $3.50 GO
u Borden's Milk Pid-- .---.t td loo
s Buffalo Gas Co. LIST ss..-..0 olk
S Central Indiana Ltg. ss........ Bid
20 z. w Bliss Pfd. "a Zoe
Hecker Milling lst 6s--.---tG l0o
? Iuyties Bros. Deb. os...---., Bid
Z Municipal Gas Albany. 255
? Nat. Arts Club I'd IS. s..----..... Bid
On. J. Hudson Riv Ry.Ferry As. Bid
50 New York Engine Bid
4 Standard Milling ist 5s----0l 80
? Texas New Orleans IS, 1o43@ l03
: Twin States Gas Elect. 41ss. Bid
: United Lead Deb. 5s.-.-.-.@ oIha
Ronds land interest
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MINING,
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1e11-27.
FURNISHED by Swartvout & Appenzeiiar. No. 20
Pine street.(
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van Schaick Co, No. Wall
street,
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

F furnished by swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 10
Pine street,
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W. y. Coler 6 Co.. No 4s Cedar
street}
(Accrued interest to be added,
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Five Per Gent. Adjustment Mortgage 6cd
RorsIs

The serni-annual instruments of interest ea
this Company's Adjustment Bonds, amounting
to :: IsS5 (S25-00). represented by Coupons Nos
3 and 4. for $3.50 each will be paid and
after February 1, 1911. at the office Of MsssA
Blair & Co, No. "a Broad Street, New Yorz
seaboard Air Line Railway. 71
p n Lj0T2TET-E -. /.
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THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
80 Fourth Avenue, Dec. I6th. 1919
fs3D SFMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Board OF Trustees has declared an in
.-rest dividend for the Six Months ending Dec
S1sr 1910. at the rate of THREE AND OSE-
HALF PER CENT. per on all sums of
$500 and upward entitled thereto, and payable
OF and after January Doth 1911 The dividend
y III be credited TO depositors principal jan
usrv lst, 1911 Deposits made on or before
January 10th 1911, viii draw interest from
January LIST, 1911
WALTER TRiMBLE. President
CHARLES =. SHERMAN, Secretary
JAMES KNOWLES Comptroller.
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

Incorporates 1899
=. e. Cor. 9Th Ave. and 18th street
TN0-RATE INTEREST DIVIDEND
SIN MONTHS EisDISG DEC. 81. 1870
On all sums from 81 to s.. 600 deposition.
untitled interest under the bylaws at the
. rate cf Fol II PER CENT. per annum On SO
much of every account shall not exceed
3 600. and, the rate of THREE and ONE
HAIF PER CENT per annum on 50 much of
ererv account z shall exceed 81 COG uavafIs
on end after JANUARY Is.
Deposit. made before JANUARY 10
will draw interest from JANUARY l. 1911
JAMES OUINLAN. President
CHARLES u. DCTCHER. Treasr
=; rr aAGFpEN SSIe !; ps9oS go6B: rp Secretaries
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BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

SELLS cents per share. Assessment pa
4NeW. sOdd lots. sWhen issued.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day G. Co. No. 81 Wa
street.)
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have declared a sernf-annuai dividend OF SIX
at this office. January 18th. 1911, to stock
holders of record at ) o'clock P II on Friday,
They have also declared seni-annusl dIvi.
dsnd of SIX PER CENT. upon the ~ ; and
FebrusrT : i. Ieif. 10 stockhoiders Of record j.
fa1o CHARLES r cox. treasurer
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Five Per Cent. Adjustment Mortgage 6"d
Bonds.
The ssIni-annual instalInentS OF interest On
this Cornpauy's Adjustment Bonds, amounting
to :4=Se (s25-0ol, represented by Coupons Nos
after February /, 1911. at the ofice Of Messra
Blair & Co, No. "a Broad Street. New YorA
sT ss1bonrd b T PaR4fs az Ilne k.lwsyi s.ayssyiy
New York. December -, 1910
CONTINENTAL PAPER BAG COMPANY.
4aND CONSECUTIVE PREFERRED STOCK
DIVIDEND
Per Cent on the Preferred stock has been de-
cIared. payable December 30th. 1910. 70 pre-
ben5fa Sf reS9Td & az 1912 I6e '9ss &
mailed d. FISCHER. Assistant Secretary.
CONTINENTAL PAPEp BAG COMPaNl.
2sRD CONSECUTIVE COMMON STOCB
DIVIDEND
cIared. payable December S0th. 1910. com.
p business On Beee@ber ss1 2sPd. q 1s1o csscss
mailed. d FISCHER. Assistant Secretary.-
Gbft EEAND. fINttNNAI1. fHit4GD
ST. LOTS Ry. co.
Grand Central Terminal. y. Y. Dec- q, 1919.
The Board OF Directors OF this COMPANY
1ND oSE-otSRTER PER CENT CENT. On h.
Preferred Capital stock Of this Co,npsTy pay.
Co.. New York. on January 2oth. 1911, to
stockholders Of record at 5 O'Clock ?. " Oh
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD Co
The Board Of piresio-s ~ ,b. PsG' ar,5sn 5s
have declared seTni-annual dividend q
payable at this ofice Jan 2sth. fa11. 70 stock
holders Of record at O'Clock P NJ. On Ffi-
CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer. :
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
Grand Central Terminal. " v. Dec q. 1ale-
have declared a senrf-annuaI dividend OF ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. upon its Capital
STOCK ssoek. payable At this office. February fs,.
P. NJ on Fride,s 5+r5 PseeTbsF Der en- g so55. 1910.
BANK OF NEW YORK
New York. December 2pth. 1910.
A dividend Of twelve per cent. free OF tax, has
the third day of January next The trsnsssr
H. H POWELL. Cashier
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF The
CITY OF NEW YORK
New York. Dee. 20 1910
The Board of Directors has this day de declares srss
from tax, payable ard after Jan 1sr. prox-
inno.
The transfer books will close at 3 2. NJ this
date. reopening Jan 3rd. 1911
DANIEL. J. ROGERS. Cashier.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Dee 20 1910
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
a .euf-annIal dividend Of THREE PER CENT
free Of tax payable and atter Jar'lary ;.
1911 20 stockholders OF record at the close Ok
business December 80. 1910
% V GAMBLER. Cashis-
THE BANK OF AMERICA.
New York. December 2Ouh. 1910
The Board OF Directors have to-day 6eciaIs.
a .s-ni-auntal dividend OF thirteen (lSl PER
cent free Of tax payable January Jrd. ltlIs 70
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

sCcupons interchangeable. tRexistsrsd .co,,-
pons. tEegistered and coupons.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Of the City OF New York
The Board Of Directors have this day oeela-ea
a .srof-aunual dividend OF THREE PER CENT .
free Of tax payable and after January
fo1I 20 stockholders OF record at the close H
DDs-'e7S N y GAMBLER. Cashier
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C0NTISENTAI. PAPER BAG COMPANY.

BatreTv n i NIIy-
42ND CONSECUTIVE PREFERRED STOCK
DIVIDEND
A quarterly dividend of One ana One-Esf
Per Cent on the Preferred stock has been de-
clared. payable December 30th. 1910. pre-
ferred stockholders OF record at Jhe close oc
business December 23rd. 1910. Chscss
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
Oddities in the News
All Over the World

the customs leave it the time
"Xhis mark" used those
The thumb the Bertllon taking its place
supersede it.
been used City by a
thumbs
their thumb
Wyandote the sale will
proceed
POLICE HORSE HEARTeRoKEN MASTERS PROMOTION.
Hesper police Westcheser
rides him.
on 1 IIesper
fell
surgeons do
ATghtens up whenever West goes into the stable
44ls ENVELOPE CAN DEFY ALL STEAM KETTLES
by ngen
W. Charlton
of Washington.
ordinary spoonshaped
slender The undelap of enve
which shoulders
BET HE WON ON JOHNSON WAS oveRPAlD
merrily blowing automobile
chauffeur pushed Bloomfield Centre N
Springfie Id, white chauffeur.
the JeriesJofnson fight and the
oloredm man o a ride wheebarrow.
Bloomfield, when the
horn footed attract attention
a
notably bricks, clubs deunct
vegetables Gray
police Gray waived further the
wheelbarrow -s"%alHH4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12

confided to Lelah the gentle news
that $50 and costs would square the
case with the state of Washington.
The S., p. & s. and the Burling.
ton will open city ticket offices
at 8 Wall street, nthe rear of the
Great Northern office.
William Feahy, Irish, was tossed
in the air but not seriously dam
aged by small red touring car, at
the corner of Main avenue and
Washington street, yesterday after
noon. He took the number of the
machine as 5403, and went to the
police station to find who was the
owner, but was unable to get any
satisfaction.
On the West Riverside hill last
night two masked men held up G..
A. Hannum of 1907 Broadway, and
l.. A. Trussett of 3417 Second ave-
nue., relieving the former Of two
dimes and the latter of a gold
watch and a pocketbook said to
contain $3.50 In silver.
Five laborers who were sent out
few days ago to do filling work in
the eastern part of the city were
discharged yesterday by Water Sup
erintendent Lindsay for soldering
on the job.
Because they had been boys to-
gether in Halifax, N. S., Edward
Roach and Joseph Coffin decided to
make up again. Roach had been ar
rested for stealing a sum of money
from Coffin, but his plea of old
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
MAY PROSECUTE BIG
TIM" FOR STAKEHOLDER

into the courts of New York for
aiding and abetting prize fight in
Nevada is a problem that is caus-
ing the lawyers lots of argument.
They declare that though Big Tim
may have taken part of the money
as stakeholder in New York, the
fact that the felony, if one was COM
mitted, was outside the state,
makes it impossible for the New
York authorities to bring action.
The district attorney, however,
holds that the fight was pulled off,
no matter where, makes Sullivan's
act in taking money as stakeholder
in New York actionable.
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G O N TIN u f D
RO
P A G E O N E
FAMILY MADE

able of taking care of himself, but
with such darge family dependent
on him he is playing losing game
In the family is the mans old
mother, about so years of age, blind
and helpless an elderly daughter,
seriously i'll with heart trouble and
married to a man in the last stages
of consumption. There are also sew.
eral young children. Without bed
clothing, money or food this family
was forced to exist under the trees
and lay on the rough, rocky ground.
In speaking of his case, the Mis-
sourian said: Il didn't ask your
mayor or police for aid, but called
at the mayors office, as lie had told
me to do, he having said the city
would help me get on my feet, and
then to be treated like beggar and
told to get along if / could was
more than l could stand. l came
from a country where the people
will lend a helping hand to those
who are temporarily down and out.
"The day of the fire we saved but
little. and having no insurance on
our furniture, lost nearly all we
had. The mayor and some of the
police came to me and said that, be-
eing as had lost my all the city
would take care of my family until |
could fin dwork or until my other
son in law got his money from the
Northern Pacific railroad. They
took the women and children to the
Cosmopolitan hotel, saying they
would give them supper, room and
breakfast. They did, The supper
consisted of a sandwich.
Myself and my two sons in law
slept here on the ground, which was
no hardship to me or Mr.. Collins,
but as for King, who is sick with
consumption, I thought he would die
during the night. At 10 O'Clock the
next morning went to the city hall
and found my family had had moth
ing to eat, the clerk having told
them that he would give them moth
ing until he heard from the mayor
Now. up to that time ! thought the
officials were going to treat my
family right for day or until
could find another home, but don't
stand for being treated that way by
anyone, so gave them what money
I had and told them to get some
thing to eat, while | went to see
the mayor, as l had been told to dc
the night before.
"The police treated me like ! was
beggar and when ] went to the
mayor l got about the came. lie an.
psrcutIy didn't know me when I
Came in, and when introduced my,
self he looked at me minute and
said, Why didn't you have your
stuff insured?' l told him hadn't
been there but couple of months
and hadn't attended to 1t yet He
told me that that was my lookout,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
BRIGHT LITTLE NEWS ITEMS WHICH SHOW JUST WHAT SPOKANE DOING

the mouth Of his fighting bulldog
Duke Lewellyn replaced with a gold
crown, adjusted in place by a vet.
erinarian. The dog has won one
match since the artificial cap was
placed on the tooth and is slated
for another.
Birth returns show an even
breaw for June as to sexes. There
were just SO boys and the same
number of girls.
Tallie oliver, 10, coIored, was
knocked down and run over by one
OF the autos of the gas company
yesterday evening on North Mon
roe street, and arose smiling, seem
ing to enjoy the experience.
U. s. Dlckey, on a plea Of guilty
to stealing $50 worth of goods from
woman and escaping through
window, was sentenced to Walla
Walla to serve from six months to
10 years. He decided his property
over to his wife after the sentence.
Arthur Gokey and Raymond Pol
ley, aged 16, runaway Chicago boys,
have turned up in Spokane, tired
and repentant and ready to return
to the simple life. They were To-
Gated by police officer and turned
over to the probation office. Par.
ents sent money for their return
and the lads are now on their way
back to Chicago.
lelah HeaIey confessed to JUS
tice Hyde in a pleasing tons OF
voice, that she had stolen IL towels
from the Brown hotel. The justice
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12

acquaintance induced his prosecutor
to ask for a dismissal of the case in
the police court yesterday after
noon.
The claim Of Mrs. Margaret Blair
Parr, widow of G.. A. Parr, who was
killed while working on the Monroe
street bridge, for $4,000 damages
was rejected by the finance COM
mittee of tho city council yesterday.
Detective Chester Edwards has
returned to the city from Reno with
Jack Johnson's chair, which he says
he will have exhibited in some
prominent window on Riverside
avenue.
Suffering from almost total loss
OF memory as result of excessive
use of morphine, Howard Bogardus
of Saginaw, Mich, is being cared for
by the county authorities until his
IrlenuS In the east can De wired.
The unfortunate young man was
picked up in a dazed condition by
Police Sergeant Warner yesterday.
The Altamont Heights Improve.
ment association has endorsed the
ordinance now before the city coun-
Gil providing for a sewer on Seven
teenth avenue.
The air wore a deep blue around
the city hall yesterday when Major
Gwydir, sidewalk inspector. gave
his opinion of the man that poison
ed his pet dog. 1t will be we'll for
the guilty party to remain in hiding
for a few days.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12

Here's a jim dandy rat trap that
can be made in a jiffy by any han
dy youngster.
Take a quart Mason jar, such as
your mother uses in the fall to put
fruit in. Bury the jar in the
ground up to the shoulder" and
with a hammer carefully break a
hole in the side above the ground
just large enough for a rat to crawl
through. Put some shelled corn
in the bottom of the jar and close
the mouth with a board weighted
down with a stone.
The rats will crawl through the
hole in the side after the corn, and
owing to the slippery glass sides
will be unable to climb out. Lift
the jar out of the ground every day
and let the dog get busy.
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that the city didn't have any money
in the treasury to keep me on and
that | would have to get along any
way | could.
This reception was so different
from what ! expected that for a
while l didn't know what to say.
Then told him that l hadn't come
there to beg, nor did l expect the
city TO keep me and mine, but that
he had told me to come and he
would see if he couldn't help me to
get on my feet, and that I would get
along as best l could, but wouldn't
forget the kind of men that Spokane
had for executive officers.
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(ey United Press Leased Wire)

10y United Press Leased Wire)
NEW YORK, July 12.-"Big Tim"
Sullivan back from Reno, where
he acted as stakeholder for the
Jeffries-Johnson fight, today ridi-
culed the report that he would be
Srosecuted for participating in the
trEir.
On the other hand Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Mott says he is in
vestigating the case.
IF the facts warrant" he said
today, Il will ask the grand jury to
act
Whether Sullivan can be borught
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12

. It has been suggested that .
. the present Auditorium build .
. ing, on the northwest corner =
. of Main avenue and Post street =
. be utilized, after considerable =
. remodeling, as the city hall of .
. Spokane for the next eight or .
. 10 years. Various alterations .
= would cost, Preusse and Zittel. .
= local architects, report, about =
. $4,000. .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
FIRE
N0WUNOER
CONTROL

WALLACE, Idaho, July 12.-With
no new fires reported today Super
intendent Weigle of the Occur
d'Alene national forest reserve said
that he expected all the fires in the
national reserve would soon be ex.
tinguished.
According to reports and mes
sages which have reached him all
fires burning in the government
forest are under control.
It is believed the homes of set.
tiers on North Fork, six miles out
side the reserve, have been saved
from the flames. Yesterday fire
threatened to destroy them.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12
Get Your Teeth
Fixed Now at the
Right Place.
the Old Reliable
New York
Dentists

Don't put off the matter
of getting your teeth fixed.
Delay may be dangerous,
and may result in your los
ing permanently teeth which
you certainly cannot afford
to lose. Don't delay. Come
here today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12

Large shippers see In the new
freight rates a great development
for Spokane as a jobbing center.
Many of them believe the railroads
will grant the reductions without q
protest.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-12

Two companies Of the - Wenty-
fifth infantry have left Fort Wright
for the maneuvers at American
lake. They will hike over the Cas-
cades from North Yakima.