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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07

saucy young person for the chief
role in new piece he intended
producing in Vienna.
Knowing of Emmy's contracts
the composer of 1.-The Merry
Widow" went insidiously to the
English actress and attempted to
coax her to jump to Vienna. En-
my, whose whims take no account
of contracts. was beguiled by Lee
hairs descriptions of the delights of
Vienna and was about to follow
him when Edwardes learned of his
danger and rushed to intervent. His
roars so frightened Emmy that
she changed her mind about vi
emma.
But Edwardes and Lehar don't
correspond any more.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
BOONE COUPLE
AREARRA|GNED

Arthur Ash and Martha Boone,
jointly charged with first degree
murder for the killing Of j. s
Boone, we're arraigned N Judge
Hinkle's department of the superior
court today They declined to enter
a plea anG were given until friday
to consider the matter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
ACCUSED R0bbER
IS ARRESTED
fBv United Press LEASED Wire>

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. ALBERT
Julien. accused by Emil Freund, his
alleged pal, of being the lone robber
who held up Burlington express
train in the very heart of the city
last night and shot and instantly
killed ]. NJ Wine, a flagman, hurl-
ing his body from the train and
under the wheels of passing
switch engine, was arrested by the
police today. Julien admitted his
identity, but denied that he was
connected with the robbery or win
the murder of Wine.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
WANTS CHORUS
GIRL INSTEAD
OF HEIRESS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. T.
On the grounds that his enlist
ment would bring about too
much publicity, Daniel Palmer,
20, Princeton 'o4, has been
turned down by the naval re.
cruiting station here. Palmer
is staying at tho St. Francis
hotel, meditating on what fur
ther course he can pursue to
gain admission to the navy.
Back Of Paimer's desire to
enlist there is a story. Palmer
says his parents wish him to
marry an heiress and that the
girl Of his choice is a chorus
lady. He will not mention the
name Of either.
Palmer says his father 10 D.
n. Palmer, millionaire coal
dealer of the Atlantic seaboard.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
LABOR CONDEMNS
PAPER CARTOON

A committee of the Building
Trades Council. composed of G. w.
Wood, w. A. Cliff and r. E. Carney.
today drew up a resolution, which
has been endorsed by the council,
and which condemns the Spoke :.
man-Review for publishing a Labo"
day cartoon which shows husband
riding in an auto in the parade. and
the wife working hard over the
wash at home. 1t is1declared to De
a direct ard slanderous insult, not
only to organized labor, but to the
entire working class.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
"JUST BUSINESS" SAYS MAN
WHO EVICTS DEAD WOMAN

children about the body of his wife.
who died while the officer was
knocking at the door. Hallock was
complainant in the case.
did you know this mans wife
was dead?" the court inquired
sharply.
Hallock admitted that he did.
'They were undesirable tenants"
he added defensively, and | want
ed them put out"
Haven't you any feeling?" the
judge asked.
Its a matter of business" Hal
lock replied.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07

"Kisses constantly"
very affectionate, but very Sc
date
Cautious"
"Sticks closer than fly paper"
Chilly at first, but capable OF
warming up
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
WHAT SANITATION
MEANS TO A CITY

What Sanitation Means to a
City"-This is the subject of an
address to be given by DR.. Grieve,
city health officer. before the North
Hill Improvement club. The meet.
ing will be held at 8 o'clock tomor-
row evening. at Monroe and Rus
sell streets.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07

SEATTLE, Sept. Upon his re-
turn from an extensive tour of in
spection through Alaska, Attorney
General Wickersham today eX-
pressed his conviction that the ear
lier the coal lands in the district
were opened the better. The attor-
ney general has made a six thou
sand mile trip through Alaska and
he announced himself as an enthus-
last and strongly in favor of imme-
date development work.
On his trip through Alaska, Mr..
said:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07

missioners. Now that the move
rent to clean the court house ha;
taken organized form, the elements
that have fought the court house
bunch in the past are delighted, and
as rapidly as the way is pointed out
they fall in line.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
} O . % . = Q = . . . . q Q
PORK LOINS COST
MORE THAN EVER

. CHICAGO, Sept. Fresh Z
= pork loins were quoted by =
= packers yesterday at 10 cents Z
= pound wholesale. which is Z
. said to be the highest point =
. ever reached in prices in the Z
. history of the pork packing in Z
= dustry in Chicago. Retail Z
= prices ranged from "a cents Z
. to 25 cents pound, also es- Z
= tablishing new high records. Z
q 800 90 q - >>>> 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
MONIES
MAYOR HERE

Mayor Hanna. newly-elected Chief
executive Of Des MOines, Iowa. sis
being entertained at the Silver Grin
this noon by members of the ehAf
ter commission of Spokane AM
score or so other prominent Gift
zens. Mayor Pratt is among those
present. "A
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
WILL SETTLE FOR $500.

George Shriver. injured August
16 in the East Sprague street fill,
claims damages to the extent OF
$1,000. but will settle for $500 cash.
according to papers filed with the
city clerk today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07

Norman Borders pleaded guilty
to a charge of grand larceny in
Judge Hinkle's court today and was
given a sentence to the state re-
formatory of one to 10 years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07

Judge KEENAN, today went to
Greenacres to look over the irriga-
ton in dispute in the case of the
Spokane Valley Land & Improve
ment Co. against the Liberty Lake
Improvement 20.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07
DICKERSON AGAIN
ELECTED IN NEVADA
(sy United Press Leased Wire)

(by United Press Leased Wire)
CARSON. New. Sept. Gov
ernor Denver 8. Dickerson has been
renominated by the democrats to
head the state ticket this fall, ac-
cording to partial returns received
today from yesterdays primary
elections. The democrats endorsed
Key Pittman for United States
senator and nominated C. H. Baker
for attorney general.
A. Massey was nominated for
the governorship by the republi-
cans, returns today indicate, al
though his lead over 7. l.. Oddle is
slight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-07

Loretta Clairmont was today
granted divorce from Charles Ii.
Clairmont by Judge Hinkle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

4 New York woman. the wife of
Martin W. Littieton. a lawyer. is max
ing an effort to substitute the Bible for
bridge ia society.
Nine. Marie Kraus-B olte has Just
celebrated at her home in New York
her fiftieth anniversary 10 kindergarten
work. She was a pupil of Frau Fab
renheit.
Miss Marjory Snyder. a student at
Wellesley college. has determined TO
earn her living from the soil. lmme-
diateiy after her graduation she will
buy a farm on Long Island. where she
proposes TO grow vegetables and breed
valuable stock.
Lady Marjorie Manners. eldest
daughter Of the luke Of Rutland. is a
very clever society actress and has
taken part in many recent charitable
entertainments at the court. She
paints. writes little. goes racing. acts.
sings and frequently tinds time in be-
tween TO play the Lady Bountifui.
Mme. aisey-Lanmennier is abe first
woman to be appointed mail carrier
10 France. Her route is in the little
town of Chapelle-sur-Ayeyron. and it
is said that II she performs her duties
satisfactorily other women will get
similar places. Nine Faisey- Lanmen-
nier makes her rounds on a bicycle
supplied by the government.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
The Writers.

In addition 10 Rudyard Kipling's 9TH
er accomplishments he is a first class
gardener.
Miss Fanny Crosby. the blind poet
and hymn writer. has just celebrated
her ninetieth birthday. Aside from
her blindness. Miss Crosby is still in
possession OF all her faculties.
Albert Biselow Paine. himself a hu.
morist of no small eaiiber. has been
Mark Twain's Boswell for many years.
doing for him what Traubel did for
Whitman. recording every passing
thought and comment and putting in
shape the humorist's autobiography.
At a recent meeting Of the Society
OF Authors. London. Maurice Hewlett
directed attention to the fact that
Thomas Hardy. recently elected. was
but the third president the society has
had in its entire career. MIR. Hardy's
predecessors were Tennyson and
George Meredith.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
The Cookbook.

When making sweet croquettes add
a little sugar 10 The crumbs 10 which
the croqueites are TO be rolled.
Leftover mullins taste as good as
new If they are baked a second time
for = few minutes after having been
dipped in cold water.
= Chopped almonds are sometimes add
ed 20 rhubarb jelly-the Kind of Jelly
made with gelatiE and the sweetened
juice Of tbs stewed fruit. II the jelly
is not te0 aci0 serve it with a garnish
Of whipped cream.
NeufchateI cheese or the old fashion
Cd homemade schmiercase may be col
ored a delicate green with pistachio.
It is used IN making salads and is very
pretty when formed into nests anu
oiled with vegetable salad.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
REPUBLICAN MACHINE
IS IN CONTROL.

The new republican city admins
tration showed almost indecent haste
10 proclaim that it is completely I'M
der the domination Of boss rule, and
mat the territorial republican machine
intends 10 use Bisbee municipal gov
eiument TO strengthen itself at all
possible points IN the two appoint
ments made. that OF E J. Flanagan as
city attorney. and DR. Williams as
health officer. the hand of the Hon.
Michael Cassidy is thrown on the
screen as large as two hams, and
back Of this. in the deep shadows,
looms the form Of the territorial ma
chine. In other words the machine
is the whole thing, and the city gov
eminent of Bisbee is as docile as a
trick elephant
There can be no disputing this state
ment Of the situation, for the oppor-
tunity TO prove the opposite was right
before the council, in the form Of Roy
Morfoots candidacy for city attorney.
SIR Morfoot has been favored By
Jakob schmid. republican alderman
from the First ward. and the democrat
ic members of the council were ready
to show their esteem for Mr.. sohmid
BY voting Cor his candidate. But the
whip OF the boss cracked. and the al
derman Of the first ward is recorded
as voting for Dir, Flanagan.
in view o. this early evidence that
The republican machine has the city
government Of Bisbee semed up, it is
cheering to note that the mayor is in
dependent enough TO announce that
he is going to bed at 10 o'clock on
council nights.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
from the fold

The spectacle in congress of the
president seeking an advance in
funds for travelling expenses is typi-
cal OF the republican admin stration
which recklessly spends all money in
sight without regard to where
whence or whittier further funds
shall come from or when such funds
shall beavailabIe for use. Econom.
IS preached, but foolish extravaganc
is practiced.
The federal grand jury in session
this week in Tucson returned fifty
indictments against persons charged
with selling liquors to Indians. The
Red men. ike the pale face. seems
to be able to quench his thirst in
spite OF the most stringent prohi-
bitlon straight-jacket.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
BIG NAVY POLICY
WELL ESTABLISHED

Congress is for the big navy No
one can doubt this who takes the
time to examine the course Of the
naval bill through both houses. In
the house The program for two bat
tleships of the Dreadnaught class.
greater than anything afoat was
carried by an overwhelming vote. 1t
was SO one-sided as to take the
heart out of those senators VINO had
been planning an aggressive fight
against two battleships The result
was that while a number of vigorous
speeches were made in the senate to
authorize the construction Of only
one big battleship, they were not ef-
fective, says the Boston Journal.
In addition to the two battleships.
the senate biz calls for two feet col
liers, five submarines and six tor
pedo boat destroyers. This is a for
midabIe building program for a ma
ton at peace with the whole world.
The battleships provided for win be
powerful enough, on paper at least,
to sink any warship in commission.
The significant thing about the &C
ton Of both houses in this matter.
however is not so much the forrnid-
able nature Of the building program
for this year, considered in itself, as
the indication that this country is
definitely committed to the policy OF
constructing at least two up-to-date
battleships a year. Considered in
connection with the course Of Con
gress for the last several years. it is
quite plain that that body is IN.
willing to build up the navy at any
lower rate Of progress and that IN
voting for two battleships congress
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01

New Jersey is a state which is in
the throes of conflict so far as the
republican party is concerned. John
Kane is being bitterly attacked by
ss'ewler. ct al, and it win not be
surprising e the next United States
senator shall be a democrat and the
old state of Jersey step back into the
position in the democratic column
which she so proudly occupied for
thirty years after the Civil War. Dis
satisfaction with the present brand
of republ.canism continues to spread.
New Jersey has always been a demo
cratic state. even If she did stray
from the fold.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
English Etchings.

During the year 1909 the London
dog catchers caught 1890 and dis
patched 2l.253.
There are i44.0io boys and $1,000
girls of school age regularly employed
in England for money.
Between the years 1879 and 1908. in
elusive. sU2s new streets and squares
were formed 10 London.
There is an inmate Of the Colchester
work England. who Is uinety-six
years of age. one who is ninety two
twenty-ooe between eighty aud ninety
and 6fty-tbree between seventy and
eighty.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
BOODLERS THRIVE
ON ROYALTY.

Citizens of the United States who
fondly imagine all the boodlers and
srafters live over here viii be dis
iHusionized and may acquire a bet
ter opinion Of the public and official
morality Of our country. when they
read the scandalous story of King
Edwards funeral expenses. No won
der King George was stunned when
he learned the bill presented by the
grating domination that managed
the funeral amounted, in American
money 70 si.5oo.oOo.
The King is having the accounts
Investigated and vouched for; but
that won't do any good. No doubt
she thrifty gentlemen who presented
the bills had anticipated inyestiga-
ton, and the Investigators viii b.
confronted by lists Of itemized ex-
penses that would stagger Croesus.
It is easy to discern the principal
reason Tor King Georges perturba-
ton. He knows that, in spite of eli
the protests Of loyalty, in spite Of
. his popularity, ne is king Oh SUI
faFance- a fact that must have been
more apparent 70 him than ever
when Theodore Roosevelt received
ron British students and others
bigger. heartier and more enthusi
astic popular welcome than King
George can possibly oommand-un-
less he initiate Our Teddy" and DO
SOMETHING really worth while
The huge expense OF the funeral
followed By the huge expense oi
George coronation, VIII stagger the
Briusa taxpayers. bring him to his
senses. and probably induce him to
call a hal, on the archaic ''royalty
business. and MAKE him resolve tc
spend Tie peoples money for the
popular good instead OF meaningless
royal Domp and extrayagant hun
bug.
Mr. Caraegie's suggestion should
be carried out. It would be much
CHEAPER 70 put the king on the re
sired list with a handsome pension
tban TO incur these back-breakinf
expense bills for special occa
sion Los Angeles Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
GOVERNOR SLOAN
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
Washington dispatches tell US OF
the arrival of Governor r. Z. Sloan
in the national capital. On the day
he left Phoenix for Washington
Governor Sloan stated that he was
going to the national seat of gov
eminent to urge on congress the
passage Of the statehood bill in some
form during the present session
While it is known that Governor
Sloan dislikes the educational quail
ification in Arizona, still he is re
ported as saying that he would
gladly work for the passage of a
statehood bill which would leave
this law undisturbed II he found
that the house bill gave most prom
Use Of passage. Dispatches coming
recently from Washington say that
there would be little hope Of getting
the Beverage ses::,se statehood bill
through the house and out OF con
ference before the end Of the pres
ent congress. II these dispatches
correctly tell the statehood situation
then it is 10 be expected that Gov
Sloan win take off his coat and so
TO work for the Hamilton house bin.
If the senate viii accept the house
bill the statehood measure can be
disposed of in a few minutes. The
democratic senators are ready TO
vote for the house measure and If
it fails or if the senate bill is
passed and fails in the house or in
then the whole respon-
sibility must rest on the republi-
cans.
The cause of statehood was in
jured when Delegate Cameron went
before the senate committee on ter
ritories with the letter written by
Governor Sloan eondemning the Ari- /
IONA educational qualification law
as a means OF boIstering up the
bill as against the house
measure which Mr. Cameron knew 4
was the more satisfactory to his con /
stituents II IS to be hoped that
Governor Sloan viii now repair this
by assuring everybody con
cerned in Washington that the Ham
ilton statehood bill which passed the
house unanimously win meet with the
hearty approval Of the people Of Ari-
IONA If successful.
The railroad bill which has been
held before the senate for nearly
three months is yet in doubt as to the !
exact form in which it win pass. I'm
portant amendments were offered
Friday which must be considered. T
There were important features Of the
bill which it is believed .
were included at the request Of the
presidents who conferred I
with the president just previous to
the announcement as to Just what
the administration measure would
contain. II amendments are &C
cepted by the senate which are not
10 the railroads it is pretty
safe to say that there viii be no
railroad legislation during the pres
ent session Of congress. as one or
two Of the railroad senators could de
lay any action.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01

believes it is reflecting the senti-
ment of the people of the United
States.
Before many years the Emitted
States viii be far ahead, at the rate,
Of all other naval powers, with the
single exception of Great Britain.
Germany viii be left behind: Japan
win be greatly outdistanced. 1t will
not be long, with the addition of two
great Dreadnaughts. until we shall
hold undisputed the second place in
the list Of the worlds navies, and
even Great Britain. staggering as
she is under military burdens, will
not find it easy to keep ahead of us.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
Tales of Cities.

Venice has become. next to Genoa.
the principal Italian port.
Venice Is built on IFS small Islands.
connected by 3TS bridges. Amsterdam
on nearly 100 Islands. connecfed By al
most 800 bridges. Client stands on
90 islands. Joined by go bridges.
Previous to Jan /. 1909. there were
twelve automobile manufacturers IN
Detroit. with a capitalization of 81 1853
coo During the year Of 1909 twenty
one now companies. with capitaiiza
ton of S4.O0O.O0O. began the manufac
turing of automobiles in Detroit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
Town Topics.

There should be more breathing
spaces for the statues in Washington
They are being crowded by the living
Washington Post.
IN New FORKS historical parade on
the Fourth Of July that famous metro
politan symbol. the Raines law sand
wich. should be given large hoat all
70 itself Chicago News.
II cities were enumerated according
to their neral force. gentleness. nat
urai beauty and wOmanly loveiineSs
Houston would make towns like New
York or Chicago look ike a Montana
mining camp Houston Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-01
Science Siftings.

Venus is the brightest Of all the stars
and comes the nearest to US Of all the
planets. Only the moon is ever nearer
the earth.
The string of beads Of light some
times seen for several seconds after
a fash of lightning is due TO the In
candescence Of the air.
The canal theory Of Mars is opposed
by the Swedish savant Arrhenius.
who thinks the phenomena observed
are huge cIefts in the surface Of the
planet
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-08-18
SOD BroLhers. &C So.


This popular amusement concern
promises j gala.day and an immcn-ts
of high class entertainment and WIFI
arrive via special train IL GfgenNille al
Friday, Aug. 70
An endless chain Of sensation, fun,
merit, music, a mai sagacity and
little Of everything IA lha amusement
line is what is promised % ail prospec
tive visitors i0 the sun Brothers shows
during their engagement here
II will Sc q gain day ior all and as it
is the inst real, modern show here this
season, doubtless there will be a big at-
tendance from both town and country
a likeable thing about tie Sun Broth
ers' shows is Che fact that you can in
variably depend upon lie advertising
statements Chat they make. Also that
they positively have get The cleanest
slAw on The road today III is SO free
from anything ofTcolor matthias been
frequently dubbed tie SUNDAY school
show OF America, by the press and
officials.
There will be two performances,
matinee and night at and 8 o'cloch
p. ms and The doors viii open at and
7o'clocl< p m.
The first event d show day viii lie
the free exhibitions at 1890 O'Clock,
noon. These viii consist Of latter-day
aerialistic 'thullers,n high divers,
comedy acts and gorgeous daylight Gre
works, forming alto ether The biggest
bunch Of free acts ever before offered
to the public.