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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

league forces are going into the
records of the candidates for sher-
if, prosecutor and county commits
sioners, with a view of endorsing
some one or bringing out new tim
Der.
John L. Wilson came to Washing
ton % years ago as the carpet
baggers" went to the south-with
a federal appointment in his pocket.
With the exception of the few years
since the corporation interests set
him up in the newspaper business
in Seattle, Wilson has been an
office holder ever since. He learn
ed the game in the state of In
diana, where the crookedest politics
in the union are taught. Wilson is
duplicate of former Senator Jim
Hemenway of Indiana, whose chief
claim for the position was that he
represented "the boys in the
trenches" meaning the tools of the
organization. Wilson was always
a great "getter" for the boys.
Seabury Merritt, organization
candidate for congress, is believed
to be the poll horse in the race,
since the four progressives have
failed to unite their forces. Sea-
bury, in an interview, says that he
is not an insurgent, but Roose-
veltian republican, and will strive
to bring all wings of the party to-
gether. AS a "harmonizer," Sea
bury appears in a new role.
The title general" that the Ash
ton men so fondly prefix to the
name of their favorite, is subject
to investigation. 1t develops that
Ashton is what they call corn
stalk general getting his title
from a position held in the state
militia. Ashton, like Burke. got his
money as an attorney for the rail
roads. Now that wealth has come
he is General Ashton, the safe and
sane, conservative citizen and busi-
ness man.
Judge Burke will open headquars
tiers in the Zeigler block August 1.
E. A. Veatch, the Colville pro-
gressive candidate for congress, lis
strong with the farmers and the
reform element. AS his views on
the temperance question do not cut
much figure in national politics,
Veatch is being warmed up to by
men of more liberal views, who
want to see an honest man go from
Washington to succeed Miles Poin'
dexter.
Judge Poindexter, from the press
dispatches, is making the dirt fly
in the Tacoma district. POindex-
ter's plain, outspoken manner, and
his knack of calling things by their
right names, is making great hit
among the corporation-ridden vot-
ers of the sound. The coming of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20
INLAND EMPIRE
NEWS NOTES

WALLA WALLA, Wash, July
19.-Warrants have been sworn
out against Mr.. and Mrs. John
Woods, charging them with kid
mapping their own grandchildren.
The complaining witness is Shell
Hopkins, father of the children.
WALLA WALLA, W. July
19.-Married, divorced zAaSs'ears
ago, remarked last May, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McAlpin have decided
again to 60 their separate ways.
ALBION, Wash, July 19-Teach-
ers' training class has received
first examination papers, each
marked 100-
EDWALb, Wash, July 19.-This
town was visited by heavy wind
storm Monday. Ice was found In
the horse troughs, and some people
complained of their lawn hoses be-
ing frozen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

Fred Dix and N. A. Thomas, who
fought on the Monroe street bridge
Monday afternoon, were fined 81
and costs each in the police court
yesterday. Both were employed on
the bridge.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

Poindexter is like the waiting of
breath of fresh air from across the
mountains.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

Ex-Governor Henry Mcbride,
here in the interest of Judge Burke,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

Thursday night the Anti-Saloon
league forces are going into the
records of the candidates for sher-
iff, prosecutor and county commits
sioners, with a view of endorsing
some one or bringing out new tim
Der.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

No Trouble at A-"Have serious trouble with
automobie?" mot Bit SO far haven't hit single with
out being able to before be
Leader.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-20

Donald Stafford, who rooms at
the Golden West hotel. complains
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

h Shortly viii be taken to Elmira. y
NJ, there 10 spend some four years in
kfhe penitentiary for yiolaring his
sorarolo.
Margaret has not forgotten Carl ia
his hour of trial Neither has he FOR
Frotten her, and his sOiiCitude assumes
4 more substantial form than does
i.hers. Bergman has 5000 n q bank
4 There and before he leaves for his long
Stneagement in the east he wants TO
draw the cash and turn il over 10 his
10 inamorata. Tn ebank officials say the
4 sgdcposit is under the name OF Ander-
" son and they are l0ath 10 part with
sxihe money until they investigate quite
fully.
Bergman shows considerable affec-
81 ion for the girl. They have travelled
Extensively together, the young wOm-
VIM passing as Bergman's wife. They
K.Nere never married because OF pre-
xSvioas marriage in which the girl was
4 a principal
She married in Toronto when she
w was only 10 years old She could not
3get along with her husband. but failed
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
YoUNG ANSWERS
SEN. CUMMINS
Iowa Insurgents Colleague Says Am
bilious Politicians Should Give
Country Rest From Tariff Attacks.

WASHINGTON bee. lj.-An an
sWcr 10 the speech of Senator Cum
MINIS, progressive, OF Iowa, III favor ot
revising the tarln 10y schedules, Mas
made IN the senate today by his col
league. Senator Laic loung, conserv-
atnc, OF iowa, VINO has served only
since the beginning Ul the present
session
My colleague began Young, said
there were gFoss inequalities IN The
taiin enacted in l9U9. / ans statemeht
Is undoubtedly tuie. aud would De
rue ii my coileasue and those III
sympathy with hm Nvge 10 put IN the
next uYe years IL rewriting tue sched'
ulCs.
4 am not So much concerned about
Inequalities as am concerned about
business. | doubt ii there Is pel.'
ion on file in the senate !rSins IuF'
cher revision OF the tdriu schedules.
Il challenge >dly senator TO state
tAe kind of product. Other imam the
products uf the farm which Is par
Ncuarly higher than tWo years ago.
: Il charge that New England h drift-
iag 10 a strange interpretation OF the
square deal. when she demands pro-
lection Tor her manufactured articles
and tree trade Tor our tood products
He referred 10 the secretary oil
agriculture and the farm papers and
magazines for proof that the farmer
is not getting TOO much. If the mid
dleman was AT fault for the hiSh
plices. then the attack should be Ill
rcctod at him aud not at the pro-
Queer
II Massachusetts, shall decide lie
continued. 'iu pursuance OF her re-
cent election to abolish the duties
on farm products. there VIII arse
new band OF insurgents which VIII
make the present band look like boy
scouts"
The arguments upon which The
country elected Democratic house
were the arguments laid down IN this
senate by Republicans. Ii the Demo
cratic party elects q president in 1912,
that result will be obtained by argu-
mcnts delivered in this senate by Re
publicans. These senators. in every
case. voted 10 revise schedules WhicA
would not reduce the duties on pro
ducts produced by their own people
Il 90 not believe the man lives "no
viii see the tariff revised and nam
tanned on purely scientific basis.
This great legislative body should
rest its case with a commission 10 III
quire relative 10 the tariff, and mean
time, the ambitious politician, VINO
must be in the hmelight. should give
the country rest"
a tariff commission bill, combining
the ideas embodied IN the various
bills on the same subject. introduced
In the house ami senate was complet
ed today Tor presentation to the com
mittee on ways and means OF the
house.
Rep. a.enroot. OF Wisconsin. and
Gpol ~ iowa. win !. 4 Cobb. prcsi-
dent al lie National Iar.n comf1s-
sion. framed The mca, ulC.
The au. follows closely tho limos
suggested b! President rat IN lis
message.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

This note. wiki the command, Tear
tllS MP, ON the reverse slide ct the
H.ICg, was found Ia the coat pocket
of zee l. Hcrrick, probationary pa
uoluan, - years old aitcr he sho;
himself IN h,s home. 40. - Hetia,
ave. about 10 80 Thursday morning
ueruck was attached TO the Grand
River precinct and was Oh the anIlt
working from IL o'Ci0c Kat uleht AN
an Ia the m0rniug After arriving
b me Thursday morning, he ChdnStd
Ul- clothes ana then entered the par
Tor with his revolver, announclnE To
uis vile. who sdt in the room, that
uc guessed he would clean il,
No sooner had the words lett /hS
lips than a shot was heard and Her
rick tell 10 Tie floor without utteriGs
sound Fhc bullet entered his ri-h-
breast and he died within few
minutes.
The shooting was considered an ac-
ciden, until the uo,c Was found hy
the coroner. The discovery OF the
note leads the coroner to believe ttat
Hcrrick committed suicide.
aIe HerrlCk became hys,erical on
the uedlh OF Att AtS1uiAs anu f"N'''
up ana dow uthe kitchen tiooI all day,
repeating. oh Lee Oh Lee
BESIDES his widow, he IS survived
by three children.
Herrick was appointed 10 the police
force. June 10. 1910. and was due FOR
confirmation as regular patrolman
Thu month. The faCt chat he was not
member OF the police force at the
time bars mis- family from receiving
Eeip from the pc ice relief fund. 20
lice Commissioner Croul said Hcrrick
was certain e De confirmed as he had
received nothing but good reports con
corning the yOun1 man work.
The weapon watch killed HerricE
was Harrington Il Richardson. and
wps not the property Of the depart
mont as officers are not given Depart
meut weapons until they are con-
frmed on the force.
Before joining the police force, Her
rick was a motorman Police Com
r..ssioner Cr0ul ordered a thorough
investigation OF the matter. The
commissioner expressed keen regret
at the tragedy.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
GIANT IN COURT.
Man n. 7 is Accused of Stealing
Money Order Blanks.

Leslie Powers, OF Battle Creek. per
haps the taliest man ia Michigan. was
Grraigned in the United States court
Thursday morning. on charge OF
stealing 3l2 money order blanks from
a branch postoffice in Battle Creek.
Some OF the blanks We're dlled out.
Powers and Leo Grienberger. also
of Battle Creek, were arrested We'd
uesday. by Deputy Marshal Duncan n.
Lyon. who was accompanied by Post
Office Inspector I.armour Grienberger
Is charged win filling ont and attemp t-
ing 60 pass the orders He will have q
hearing before a commissioner in Bat
tie Creek. Powers stood mute. and
was sent TO Jail in default OF Sl,0vV
bail.
Powers stands six feet seven inches
in his stocking feet. towering over the
tai. men OF the federal building He
weighs only 10 pounds. His great
reach is said TO have aided in getting
the tablet OF blanks. which lay on the
desk inside the money order window
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
BAKER CLAIMS CINCH.
las 81 Pledges For speakershlp o.
House, He Says

House, he Says.
Rep. r. +. Baker. OF ChehoyEan, in
letter 20 & Detroit supporter claims
be has 80 written and Is oral pledge
for tie .peakership OF the house liz
that case his election seems certain.
for he need only - votes 10 capture
The Republican caucus. According 10
Baker, his opponent Rep Warner has
hut IL pledges
Prac :calis an the members Of the
WAYNE delegation have pledged them
selves "a Baker Rep. Flowers Is 40
exception and it seems g. rest with
him whether the delegation votes as
unit for the Cheboygan man Mr.
Flowers has stated that he would
stand with he majority regardless OF
his persona preference,
4 caucus was 10 have been held on
the speabership by the Wayne mem
hers several DAYS ago but was post
uoned. According 90 Bakers support.
trs here. the charge that he attempted
10 use the Granre 70 further his Caudi-
dacy viii not injure his chances in any
way.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

IL an attempt 10 ger a divorce. She
has q bin OF separation.
bergman stoutiy maintains that he
has been inn0cent-of ans shady trans
actions since nc was paroied from
the Eimira penitoudary Feb g. 1908.
Re Was sent Up for five years. Jan
%. 1908. for "a Ear robbery.
He TOLD Capt Mcdonnell that he
has $1,000 in bank IN Paris and
s. zoe deposited in q Cleveland bank.
Perenan Will he taken 90 Elmira and
the eirl probably vtH 20 90 Toronto.
The couple had an anectiunate meet.
ing Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
PAIE OF SUSPECTS NABBED.
Police Arrest Chas. and Ellen Mi'ler'
Man is Notorious Crook.

Charles ana Ellen MILLER were ar
rested. WEDNESDAYS night, by llci"t-
tyes Wilson ana Black, and, thurs
day. the man was recognized an ih'
central police station as a notorious
Eastern crock who has served three
terms i'm Sing Sing ana one in Elmra.
All OF the sentences were Tor burg
larry or attempted burglary
The officers got the Niiiers at No.
1l9 Cass-aSe They say The woman
had a man in tow. Miller himself
was followed from 4 Monroe ave
pawnshop 20 the Cass-aye. place
A large quantity OF morphine vas
found ON the woman When the pair
were Shown up" in the central
station, Thursday. they were identi.
fed by Detective Wilkinson and Po-
lice Photographer Carmody. They
are neld Tor investigation.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
TO PUT DOWN REVOLT.
Twenty thousand Troops Sent to
syria to Subdue Bedouins

JERUSALEM. Dec. l5.--Twenty
thousand Turkish troops are being
rushed today from Adana to the Syrian
yilayct where Bedouins are in revolt
ne robbing OF the eight American
tourists. conducted by Agent Miller
of Chicago. complexities the situation
ID IL assumed that the Americans will
demand redress of the Turkish gov
eminent and such demand would
PROBABLY have to be met to avoid In
tCruottoual complications.
Many Turkish officials have been
mass, cred and troops at several mill
tdry posts annihilated.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

fi1yor J. w. Hanna ami Attorney 4.
he1lr. Who represented Windsor
un the delegation which won't t0 OF
tgWa To- wait un the government in
regard 20 the deepening 81 tine Wei
land canal. took advantage of the OPP
poftunitv to ASH William Pu-siey. min
lister OF public worl $. about Tie pros
pccts OF public dock tor Windsor.
Mr. Pugslcy reed that no immediate
action would De taken ht fbc govern
ueut but that an appropriation might
ue placed ia the supplementary csti.
mates early next wear for the project
Nr Pussley advised that q dcputation
from Windsor wait on the government
in-c4ArSe Ol a month or ~ ia the
matter,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
STILL ANOTHER CLAIMANT.
Saline, Mich. Man Wants Slice Of
"Jim' SCOTS Money

Another heir to the Jim" Scott
fortune has turned up This one lives
in Saline. Mitch. and claims 10 be
FIRST cousin OF the man who stirred
mp such a row when he left "a haif
million dollars 20 The city for the
erection Of a fountain on Belle Isle.
Tnis man. James scott, wrote 10
Judge Hosmcr. telling OF his claim on
tho estate and Offering the Judge one
half o. what he can get for HIM. lie
saws 10 would have Writtcn sooner,
hut kat he had just heard OF Mr.
Scott1 death.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
SUES FOR COIN RE PAID
TO HEAR Or. COOK.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Dec To-
The suit for SIC, filed IN a max
istrate's court here by r GCorgo
Mohr, for the return OF that
amount OF money which Mohr
paid for tickets when Dr. Coos
lecture here last falk was ais
missed today by squire Meyers
The law requires that In "a
suit for money in a magistrates
court notice must bee served ou
the defendant within ten days
or the suit dismissed. lnas-
much as Or Cook has been no
wher, in the neighborhood OF
the United States I'm the pas
Ten days the constahles were
unable 10 serve him.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Market Gardeners Have orievence.

Market gardeners and others. sell
ing produce on the eastern market,
have advertised a meeting TO be held
I'm GOescbcI hail Grauot-ave, next
Tuesday evening, 80 discuss various
complaints IA 10 accommodations on
The market.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
MOULD HAND OVER
CASH TO AFFINITY
sCarl Bergman, Due for Long Term
! In Prison, Anxious That Woman
a Annex Bank Account.

n Dainty Margaret Phillips, sumptu-
rkousiy CARRIED aud gorgeons!y -beJew-
eIed, rustled a silken trail through
the corridors OF police headquarters.
FThursday morning She came TO con-
x-dOle with her inCarccTated l.othaIic,
Carl Bergman, alias Bernard. who
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
REP. JOEL COOK DEAD.
Succeeded John {. Reyburn From
Second Pennsylvania District

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l5.-Con.
gresham Joel Cook. OF the second
PENNSYLVANIA congressional district,
died at his home here early today. fol
lowing a stroke OF apopieXy Ia Wash
ing last Saturday.
Rep Cook was born in 1912. lie
was admitted TO the bar in lS63 Dur
ing the civll war ne was war CORES
pOndent for the london Times In
1904. he succeeded John t. Reyburn
present mayor Of Philadelphia. when
the latter retired from congress.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Mexican Rebels WaIloped AGAIN.

GALVESTON. Texas. Dec 15-Gen.
Navarro, commanding Mexican federal
troops. against revolutionists. about
Guerrero, early today put TO rout the
rebels for the second time since Sun
day, according to cables received here.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Kills wife and Himself.

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Driyen in
sane 10y business worries John Hines.
e. oi Astoria Ill. today shot and Kill
td his Wife Josephine, and then cut
his own tbrOay. dying ALMOST instantly
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
POLICEMAN ENDS
LIFE WITH PISTOL
Lee I. Herrick Leaves Note To Wife
Saying He lad Been FlaylHg
Poker

Dear Anna.
You don't know ~hat VIII hap
pen when } get-honie. I've been
playing poker. You wouldn't be-
ileVe ne IL / told you. LEE.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
WHAT'S
Your Health Worth!

.ou start sickness by mistreating nature
al y generally shows first in the bowels
I'd liver. a loo box (wcek : treatment)
I CASCARETS will help nature help
III. They will do increasing them
'gularly as YOU need them-than any
.edioinc on Earth. Get box today:
Ike a CASCARET tonight Better in
re morning It's the result that makes
liilions take them. ssi
CAsCARETS Ioc n box for n weeks
treatment. all druggists. biggest seller
ig~+ac world. Million boxes month.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16

natter
The Detroit times., 1910-12-16
Christmas Packages

should he wrapped in Dennison lis
sues and fastened with their col
or silver cord and Christmas la
bells We have "a eood assortmou
OF these Inexpensive articles.
For home decoration We have pa
per lowers. festOons. earland'
steamers and crepV paper.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18
SPORT SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP

the world SERIES of
Athletic pitcher
He hung Indian all right all right
Funny
sight?
the Athletics today
$50
Cubs would win quickly covered.
r. w Mahoney,
he has sold
Lewiston football showing
a fine schedule of
both Ad Wogast
his
Wogass hand badly crippled that
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18
CHICAGO TEAM
BEATS APS
nv United Presa Leased Wlre.)

TOXIC, Oct. 1S.-The University
of Chicago baseball team defeated
the University of Waseda in the
final contest between the two teams
at Waseda today. The score was
Is to 4.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18

At the City alleys last evening,
the Croft Tailors took two out Of
three games from the Chicago
Clothing company team. in the City
bowling league, by total score of
2429 to 2351. Eddie Garner of the
Tailors, rolled high score of I'll,
and high average of 200 1-3.
In the Commercial league the Nc
Gowan Brothers team won from the
Interstate Rubber company rollers
by a score of 1850 to 2290 at the
Pfister alleys. and the John w.
Grahams took the long end of a
1897 to 2139 score from the Spo-
kane Dry Goods company. McClin-
took, of the Rubber company
bowled high score of 1913, while
Withee of the Grahams took high
average with 1T.
In the class b league the Bache-
lors won from the Pfisters by a
2160 to 1923 score. Mold of the
Bachelors to high score and high
average with 1877 and 1865, respec-
lively.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18

Great enthusiasm is being
aroused locally over the football
game between Broadway High and
Spokane High to be played at Nata-
forum park next Saturday after
noon. and present indications are
that if the weather is any way fair
the record-breaking crowd Of Spo.
kane football enthusiasts will turn
out.
Old graduates of eastern and
middle west colleges, and local
business men are taking great in.
terest in the game, and will put
forth every effort to make an at
tendance showing in hopes that
some of the northwestern colleges
may be induced to bring one OF
their big games here as an annual
event.
Plans are also being made by
several of the exclusive society sets
of the city to witness the game
from the side lines in autos and
carriages, and thus the game will
assume the Importance of the lead
ing social event of the week.
The local team is practicing
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18

Please patronize John e. Lyon.
low price plumber Repairing q spo-
cialty. Telephone Max. 3525. Divis-
Division and Montgomery. 80
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18
SUITS
OFFERED

At conference between Coach
Kennedy of the Spokane High foot
ball team. and the management of
the Wentworth Clothing company
yesterday, the trouble which has
arisen over the offer by the cloth.
ing company of \ suit of clothes for
the player making the most touch
downs during the season. was set.
tied by the Wentworth people
agreeing to offer three suits of
clothes, one for the back field play
er making the most touchdowns,
another for the best man in the line
between tackle and tackle, and the
third for the player voted most val
liable man in the line at the end of
the season.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18
WHO'S GOING
TO PITCH?

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 49,
Who's going to pitch today? What
odds will you give me? Can the
Cubs come back?"
These are the burning questions
in uakerdom today.
AS to the first, early indications
were that it would be Coombs and
Lapp for the Athletics and Brown
and Killing for the Cubs. That
promises a great pitchers battle
and with victory slowed under
their belts, Shibe park became a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18

mecca for the early fan that
catches the choice seat.
AS to the second question: AS a
result of the Athletics victory yes
terday the odds of 10 to s on the
Cubs have been reversed here and
Chicago money is demanding the
short end. 1t is likely, however,
that with Brown in tn box the Ma.
tional league adherents will con
cede even money to the followers
Of the fortunes of Connie Mack
team
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18
Well! Well!
Says Chicago

= Omitted Press Leased Wire. =
= CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Well! =
= Well! Well! But those Ath- =
= letics did jar the Cubs. =
. If anyone wants any of our =
= money on the outcome of the 4
= games or the series between 4
= Mack's Quakers and Chances =
. bunch. they must talk even .
= money" =
. No fancy 10 to s or 10 to Z =
= with the American champs on =
= the short end for us. Aw, nix! =
. We might give 2 to 1 when =
= Three fingered Brown goes in Z
. the box, but beyond that con- =
. cession and the expression of =
= our belief in the invincibility =
. of the Cubs premier twirler, =
= we cannot see anything but =
. even money. =
= Thus say the Chicago fans, =
. many of whom today are seek =
= ing odds. instead of giving =
= them, after yesterdays grand =
. baseball combat. =
q = Q Q . q . = . q = q = = = Z
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-18
BOOSTS
FOR BROADWAY GAME

earnestly for the contest, and while
they are going up against the hard
est aggregation they will have to
tackle this year. the boys are con-
fident that victory will perch upon
their banners.
Friday evening big rally will be
held by the high school roOters, and
the seniors who have the game in
charge say that Spokane expect
the biggest thing in the rally line
ever attempted here.