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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, 0ct. 14.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says: The market opened with considerable
selling of Lake resumed talk of assess
ments. This action caused weakness in other
drill hole properties. but had no effect on the
copper shares generally. The better class of
these issues show confident buying and new
high price but lacked the leader TO giTe them
snappF effect.
The morning session was broad and active.
Substantial gains were recorded throughout the
entire list and many issues have made the
highest prices since the low point of last July.
North Butte has been the most active feature.
Calumet and Hecla marked up TO $500,
which is an advance of 10 points.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-The market sold off
little at close profit taking. 1t active
and strong all day. with Inspiration. Mason Val
lev and Chino the leaders Twelve is talked
OF for Inspiration, and from appearances think
it viii sell there.
In the annual report of the Rio TInto COM
panr OF London the directors state that they
have decided curtsil the output OF fine cop
per in order to remove the consequences of over
production. which have depressed the industry
for some time. 1t is said that this years
reduction by the company will amount to
4.4s0.OO pounds. The report also says that
the producers of the United States are
operating with the Rio Tinto company in the
policy of curtailment of production. As a sequel
10 This concerted movement the report forecasts
large dminution in the worlds stocks of
copper.
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; ,roxrrnfrNr or pponIrcE

CHICAGO. Oct. H.-Wheat-Lovest prices
since harvest and very nearly as low as was
in mid-JGue last were reached today As
during many previous days recently, the trade
worked all the bniIish news IN sight early.
then dumped overheard the wheat that they
tina cables said rains were insufficient aud 10
increasing. and there was some export
business doing in Manitoba wheat. Neither OF
these influences counted very heavily later when
Ii developed that cash wheat was very weak IN
the southwest and that the cash demand here.
reported early as very good, had not resulted
in very large sales. Exports from the United
as wheat for the week. were 5. .103. coo bushels
as ainst 1888 600 last week and 4 $40 900 year
ago. Official exports from the United States for
September were O. .4S2. 900 bushels, against IT,
Az. GEO a year ago The Modern Miller reports
wheat seeding under favorable weather condi-
tions. although delayed in the southwest by dry
weather and east of the Mississippi river by the
Hesstap fly.
Corn has made very poor showing. Higher
wheat and a big falling OF in the weeks ship
ments from Argentina made friner market
early. but it gave way later. The market broke
temporarily through SOC for May. but caught
no resting stop orders and has held better
around there since Country offerings continue
fairly free. while the shipping call IS limited.
Weeks exports continue 10 steadily Increase.
bur the total is still small, 642. coo bushels
against 2T2 COO year ago.
Goats have followed other grains There Was
a usrod of comparative strength early. dur
bulge there was further influential selling and
the rnerket broke back sharply. The decline has
resulted in some very good cash sales, with iDdi-
ca atiors that part of it has been for export
count. Cash sales reported were $4,000
bushels.
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New york Grain ,Iaraet

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Flour-Essier. with
wheat. Spring patents. $5-2545.59: spring
clears 81 15a 4 40; winter straights s415Q So;
extra No. winter. 5.J0f9 Is 70: extra No. win
ter So -30fi 350. Receipts, ESQ barrels; ship
nlents. 1990S barrels.
wheat--Spot easier No red. e9t5c5 elevator
and 81 r. O.. b. afioat. No 1 northern Duluth.
81 1ssk f. o. b. anoat. Futures-1he market ad-
vancefi early on general week end covering. for
eign steady cables and less favorable Argentine
news but sold or sksrny under renewed Iioui-
datio1 closing unchanged TO Ise net lower. Ex-
poafers took SO loads OF Manitoba wheat. De
cenber closed at s1.021s. May closed at s1.Os.
Receipts, 1JS, 200 bushels; shipments III. $40
bushels
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.--Money on call strong,
$685. per cent; ruling rate 3a4 closing bid,
3l4: offered at 81.
Time loans. stronger: 60 days. Az per cent;
80 days. IA months. II lending rates.
Prime mercantile paper. 51a 10 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S290@4.s SO for 60 day
bills and S4-S6 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.s2A 64.s2ss.
Bar silver. 551ac
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds
firm.
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STOCK MARKET

securities YESTERDAY. both stocks and bonds being
literally traded in. Sales of bonds were Ss3oo0
and the United Railroads ( per cents advanced
TO s6S. Higher stocks were telephone common
at $40 Onomea sugar at 'S43 California wine
at S31 Alaska packers at $3.50. Paauhau sugar
at S23 and Giant powder at $50. Union sugar
was active at S6S
Stocks ex dividend yesterday were California
fruit capners at 60c and Philippine L. and L.
corporation 13 I-3c.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Fr
Ca.b Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Oct 14.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady. No. 2 rye. 100 IIc Feed
or mixing barley. 60G67c; fair to choice malt
ing 11G rec F1axseed-No- 1 southwestern,
So %: No / northwestern 81 ,65. Timothy seed
STdS5O; Clover, SS@14. Mess pork, per bbl
s1s5 s5O61S.T5 Lard. per 100 lbs. s12SI 1z-- Short
ribs, sides (Ioosel. S10@11. Short clear sides
(boxed). $11 25111.50-
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 3SS 600 bushels; exports for the week, as
shown by Bradstreets. were equal 10 5.105.O
bushels Primary receipts were 995, 600 bushels
compared with l 81 5. 900 bushels the correspond
Ing day year ago. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow-wheat. 90 cars; corn, 394 cars; oats,
oS1 hnr 6 0lN head
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OIL STOCKS

Republic continued the feature of the oil
stocks yesterday and advanced from 54c to 6cc
under light sales. C1aremont was also higher
at SLIGO. There were no other changes. The
market was quiet all around.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Dispofch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Oct. 14.-Both sessions Of the
Oil stock exchange today were lively and the
caller was kept on the jump. Cleveland oil was
heavy trader, something like 10000 shares
changing hands. The price advanced from
FAC to 41sc. Mexican petroleum common sold
as high $40. Union was a shade weaker
California and Consolidated Midway stocks made
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Active Trading in Local Stocks
Continued Advance in Comstocks|

III Central LBS Spanish As ....... 80
Bs silver--Steady: 2J5sd per ounce.
Money! u a. per cent.
The rate OF discount IN the open market for
short bills is 3Ss per cent and for three months
bills 3S per cent.
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Wheat, Barley and Oats Weaker
Fair Activity in Fresh Fruits

stem 9oc: club. s4assc; red Russian Sc: fosty ts
fold SsaS9e. Car receipts-Nnea'. ~"
/: hay. , v,-.-...,,- s-c.
SEATTLE. Oct tf-Milling; Blussteniss sos-. - /.
forty fold S3@SS1ac. club. S2l9c; nIe' So,
red Russian SOrsr Export Bluestem; % q
forrv-fold. SGisr:- club. 79i9c: Afe. Die: reu
Russian, IIlac YESTERDAY caE recelPts- y e-nrA''
20: oats .: barley Q: hay. :
OREGON -.
PORTLAND oct. H.-TracS prices =. 4, 80.
Sse: bluesten sTGssc: red Russian. sig = -
valley sc: turkey red S21i SIC. forty r"l't -
car receipts-Wheat IS; barley. = oars. :
hay. 9.
sffpnerpoIis Grain and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct t4---Wheat-Decemoes
s1Oaa4 MAY Si-G7 Cash wheat NO, 4 naFu;
sfGSIi No. northern. s1.O7l4 a 1.O4$t: - :
norshe--. 81 es9I .n5a,: No. 3. S1.OOS4 110S't
COrH-No. : yellow. l0c-
OstS-No 3 white. 2sis fI29Nc
Rye-No = - a 72isc.
Flsx-CIosed az $2.6jis-
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Green Corn. d0z, 500 40
Potatoes. lb-.-..2T2ls
Beans. Ii. 50 =
sum Der Squash ID ~ 1
Sprouts. per ID. a a
Spinach. per ID a 5
Tomatoes. 10 IA ,
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Bank CIearinSs

NEW YORK. Oct. l4.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending October
Is shows aggregate of 50. .619, $50, 600 as
against S.241 635 900 last week and SO, All, ,3S4-
600 in the corresponding week last year, Fol-
lowing is list of the cities:
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MONEY MARKET
HOLDS UP WELL

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Increased-
activity in stock market dealings
today showed it's effect on the.
money market, but in no such de-
gree as to restrain activity Loans
on call made today carry over
until Monday. and the exemption
from any severe strain built up
confidence in the amplitude OF re-
sources. The special requirements
in addition to the stock market 10
be met in the payment of large
sums tomorrow for dividends ana
interest made the tranquility or
the money market the more notice
able and increaSe Sed the belief thal
the resources would be returned
TO the money market next week:
The higher call loan rate this
week is believed to have proved
attractive to the trust companies
and other institutions outside the
clearing house, and SO to have re-
lieved the demand on the banks
for credits in connection with
stock market activity.
The selling in the afternoon re-
action obviously was induced by
the attractive profits accrued. and
there was no furry In money.
The dealings in United States
steel were on an enormous scale
and recalled the days of great
market movements of the past.
=
ings in this one stock generated
suspicion of the general movement
on the score that a desire to dis
tribute a great accumulation of
this stock in the hands of pow
erful private bankers lay at the
back of the present movement.
The immediate news from the
steel trade showed no explanation
of the apparent heavy accumula-
tion of this stock. There was
heard the contention, however,
that events of the last few days
have shaped themselves i'm favor
of dema nd of the railroads for ad
Yances. in freight rates. 1t is as
sumed that the assurances of in
creased revenues to the railroads
will release large orders for ma
terial from that source which
have been held in allegiance while
the rate case was being argued.
Bonds firm. Total sales (par
value), s3,s11.00o.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call. <.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: Bull
ish operations on an extensive
scale was the feature in the stock
market again today, with the so
called Morgan securities leading
in the matter of activity and gain
IN Values. "A DIOduSIlHS lcuuSHCs
was seen, however, through the
entire list as sympathetic with
all leading securities. There
seemed to be very little in the
matter of news especially novel
TO account for the bullish activity
It may be. said, however. that in
view of the pending increase in
freight rates great activity in
steel will be witnessed later on,
and that railway tonnage from
this years. crops will be an i'm
portant factor. Bankers are sat
isfed with the outlook and are
prepared to put stocks much
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LOCAL MARKETS
receipt. Of Produce October "a
Family Retail Market

With prices for fresh eggs gradually working
up TO the high nctches to be expected az this
season. cold storage goods becoming a
feature at the stores. As the supply OF the
latter IS heavy. there Is not likely to be a
shortage of eggs this winter. Changes In other
lines are few and generally unimportsnr this
week.
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Meat Market
nRFSSEn NIEATS

DRESSED
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef sisGsc per ID for steers. s@s1sc for
cows and beifers-
veal--9010c for large and 1oG11c for small.
Muttsn-Wethers. 9Q1oc; ewes. S11 991ac per
pound.
Lamb--1osS@11Ec per ID.
Dressed Pork (per Ibl--131zc for light and Il
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight
No. fat steers. over 90oalbs. alive. 5k a51se
per ID; under 900 lbs. 5d514c; second qualify !
all weights, AZ 45c; thin. undesirable steers
4d4l3c.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4IQ041sc: second
Graliiys 4g41c; common. thin. undesirable
Desirable bulls and stays. 2ls@2%c; half fat
.th:n bulls. 2G214c
Calves ighr weight, per ID. sz0sc, medium.
J14 H51sc: heavy. 4G4Ac-
Sneep-Desirable wethers. Al 64zc: ewes 4
Lambs tper Ib}-Unshorn lambs. sasH.
Hogs tper lbl--Hard grain fed, weighing 14o
to 200 lbs. S14 G9sse; go TO $50 lbs Sat noe
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and r,nls.
are furnished BY the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. zoo lbs and over s2zsasoo
Light drafters. 1850 to I. $50 lbs. -. 215X97S
chunks, 1850 TO 1,50o lbs-.-.-....... 2O0T250
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Northern Business

TACOMA. Oct. 14-cIearingsl ssss,s24; ball
allces S51. SO.
SEATTLE. Oct. 14.-Clearings, 81, ,S63, ,1T5; ;
: SPOKANE Oct 14--clcaringss s755. .4o2; bal
PoRTLANn. Oct 14.--cIearings, sl,74s,57s;
balances, $153.oI1.
Chicago Exchange Rate
CHICAGO. Oct. 14.-Exchapge on New York
SC premium.
Loans. Exchange and silver
Prime mercantile paper ........5 as per cent
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,x;,oris C.r,Fu and Produce
nuInth Flax

DULUTH Oct I4-Fiax on track. TO srrl ~ Z :
s.. 65ts: October. $2.65 asked; November S<;o%
asked; December. $2.5I bid; May. S2oZ DID,
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IVA IA. EN- 4OAf
Pennsylvania Egg.s19. .o0I
Hebburn .-...... 1900
American Block. 14.0Ol
Richmond -..... 1900
Coos Bay 1000
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter, 2 ID so S06 s.
Ia lb square. .60H65
Eastern Cheese --6S0I
Cal. Cheese se--..-025
Swiss Cheese :. .30d35
POULTRY AND GAN
Hens, each =. -S161.25
Do small .60075
Young Roosters.
each -.-.-..-S1d1,25
Old Roosters. ca. 50075
Flyers. each. .50M 75
Broilcrs. each. 30650
Turkeys, per ID. .-632
Ducks. ea-.yng.S191.25 25
Do old --..--75c6S1
Geese. each. S2.5.
MEATS-The Retail
quotes as follows:
Beef
Prime Roasts- 1922
Pot Roasts. .1215 ais
Portrhs Steaks. .20625
Tendrln Steaks.1S622
Sirloin Steaks. 1561s
Round Stks .121s @1s
Chuck Silks. -106121h
Stew and Boil
ing Beef .-s@l21l7
Corn Beef ..106121s
Soup Bones - "A 3
Veal
Roasts .....--.1SG22
Chops & Cutlets1S625
Stew & Boil-121z ais
Lamb
Hindauarters .1SG22
VEGETABLES
Artichokes, doz. .5Od 70
Beets. doz. ......-010
Beans, white. H. 66 8
DO colored. lb- "a s
Dried Lima. ID 6lp :
Cabbage, each. 5.sa 10
Cucumbers. doz. 1920
Eggplant. lb- "a 4
Green Pepprs. ,lz.1O@15
Green Lima ID -.-@10
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SEVERE STRAIN ON
RESOURCES LIFTED
Stock Activity Shows Effect,
but Money Market With
stands the Test
Great Volume of Trading in
Steel Creates Suspicion of
Unloading Movement
Ner York stock List

f. F. Hutton & Co. 4o0 California street,
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Oct. 14.--Nfilng: BlmeStem o0c: :
club SIC :. red Russian s29s5c. Export-Blue
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
SALES

20 American River EJectri, CO.. 81 90
300 American River Electric CO... y 30
fJo Pacific Gas & Electric tpfd) 81 90
9S Pacific Gas & Electric fcomi.. 50 60
80 Pacific Gas & Electric tcon) "a 90
5000 Honolulu Oil Co o.......... 1.25
5000 Western Pacific Ry 5s. 30 30
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Weekly Trade Review

fNot included in totals because comparisons
are incomplete. s'Not included in totals because
containing other items than cearngs.
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IL
Eggs. dozen ...45d55
Do storage ....35W4O
Honey, comb. 10, 2OQ25
Do quart. 04O
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CRR Of NJ gn 5s.l23lk Reading gen As. 1914
Ches & Ohio AIS .1021z st L & s fg As. So
Do ref 5s -. $685. Do gen IS -. SIX
Chi & Alton 3lhs. 7l11 st L W con IS T61a
c. Q joint As 96sk Do 1st gold As 81 u
Do gen As 80. e1& Seaboard A L As. To9s
{. .M& StP gn 315s 90 = So Pacific col As. a2as
C, RI& Pac col As I5ls Do cv As 81 Is
DO refdg IS. es7s Do 1st ref As. 95
Colo Indus 5s.... "a $50 Railway 5s. 1851
Colo Midland As. So Do gen 4ss 80. 761a
Col So r&ext AIS 9s Union Pacific As. .101 8.
Del & Hud As. 9S2. Do cv As 1o4 Il
Den & Rio G As. o4li Do 1st & ref As. 91l4
Do ref IS 81. 92ss L Rubber IS .1o3
Distillers 5s .... "a IL S Steel 2d SIS. .1041s
Erie prior lien As. s515 Va Car Chem IS. 100
Do gen As 80. l615 Wabash LIST 5s .10e1s
Do cy As, ser A a Do 1st & ext IS. S5 *
Do cv As ser B ia. Western Nd IS. S6la
Gen Elect IS. .14Sls Westing El cv IS. 90
III Cen 1st ref As. QT12 Wis Central IS. $685.
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Boston Curb Stocks

BID Ask. Bid Ask.
Ariz Mich. u 10 Eagle & b b. IS IS
Abmeek -. 160 100 iEiy Witch....l0 Ia
Bohemia. 5ls Inspiration :. 10x lOy
Boston Fly. l 5-l6 s1& Live Oak ~ 40 40
Calayeras . 10% 1015 Majestic -. al 62
Cactus ..-f-.. 81. IS Mason VAL. 9x 10
Chief Cons j % 13. New Douglas 21-1e
Corbin 49,. 4ss 5L Ohio .2k . SID
Chino ....-.- 20 20ls South Lake. S3s Slb
noric nsIx . II
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Horses and Mule.

The following quotations for horses and ,rnls
are furnished BY the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal: 0'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
ALL ABOUT
THE DOINGS
OF YOUR SEX
SHE WANTED 1.
FORTUNE FROM
GOTHAM BANK

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Wearing
a big red picture hat, with flaring
red plumes, a tan skirt and white
shirt waist and carrying a red para
sol, woman caused a commotion
in the vicinity of Wall and Broad
streets by her strange actions.
Later she went to the Corn Ex-
change bank, at Beaver and Will
liam streets, and demanded $3.50, 900
from the paying teller, saying it
was due from her brokers and was
to be paid to her there.
A great crowd had followed .lle
woman to the bank and after a te!e-
phone message had been sent to
the Wall Street Detective bureau
she disappeared. When Detectives
Fink and Holland arrived they
found her on the seventh floor of
the building. They induced her to
enter a cab, telling her her brokers
wanted to see her, and took her to
police headquarters.
There she was found to be Mrs.
Theodore Holland. She was taken
to Bellevue hospital, where she is
held for observation in the psyche
pathic ward. 1t was said there that
she was a patient some time ago in
the Manhattan state hospital for
the insane on Wards island, but
was discharged.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
Here is the youngest steeplejack

Here is the youngest steeplejack
on earth.
II you will observe closely you
will notice that its" a girl, but
that is hardly justification for call
ing her "steeple jackess. Maybe
we might say "steeple Johanna"
Her name is Margaret Powell,
and she is four years old. Her
father, Elias Powell, travels about
the country repairing high chin
neys, and doing stunts of that kind.
When he struck Middletown, N.
Y, to repair the chimney o fthe silk
mill, Margaret wanted to go up with
him. So he took her in his lap and
pulled himself and daughter up 1870
feet above admiring friends and
scared relatives. Margaret wasn't
frightened bit, but waved "by-by"
to the folks below and laughed and
cooed. "She laughed more joyously
the higher they climbed" says our
correspondent.
Some display of bravery for so
small a tot.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
BABY HAD NARROW ESCAPE.

Mrs. e. Patrick Of 424 Gordon
avenue tells the police that her
baby came within an ace of being
killed by an auto at Division and
Indiana Sunday evening. Mrs.
Patrick states she was about to
board a car and had just lifted the
baby from the go-cart, when a
swiftly moving auto struck the 60
cart. knocking it across the street
and completely wrecking it. She
states that the car bore the number
6740, but the police have no rec
ord Of such a number on Wash.
ingtOn car
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
IDAHO LAND
FRAUD TRIAL

(By United Press Leased WIre.)
BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 19.-The gov
eminent has completed details OF
its case and is prepared to go to
trial tomorrow with the famous
southern Idaho land fraud and con-
spiracy cases in which Garnett,
Daniels, Howie, Colthrop and Grit
fifth, formerly associated with the
defunct Great Western Beet Sugar
company are defendants. 1t is be-
lieved that the trial will occupy at
least 10 days.
Witnesses from all section Of the
United States have been summoned
to give testimony on behalf Of the
government. The amended bill OF
particulars contains the names OF
between 60 and IS witnesses, who
reside as far east as Wisconsin
and as far west as Seattle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
TOWNS WOMEN DECLARE 1T IS HARBORING
THE MOST SLOVENLY MEN IN THE WORLD

ALTON, ILL.,, Oct. 19.-Upper AL
ton has been accused by its women
of harboring the most slovenly men
in the world-not in personal ap-
pearances, but in civic matters.
The Village Improvement associa-
ton, feminine organization. was
inspired to deliver this verbal swat
when it was notified that the vii
lage fathers had ordered out the
sprinkling carts when a rainstorm
was brewing. Then this body OF
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
WOMEN READERS 4o~5. q
.REMARks~ TEMPT
NUMoR.

. That little column headed
. Remarks" on the chamber Of
. commerce register book II q
. temptation to many who have
= a sense OF humor, or think
. they have. II want q farm II
= l can get a girl with 1t, see,"
. rambles one, and Miss Abbie
= Tilsley Of this city saves her
= pennies BY advertising for =
= husband in the registration
. book thus: II want . hus-
. band" More than three hun
. bred visitors have registered
. this month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
SHOT IN QUARREL

/ UMATILLA, Ore, Oct. 19.-F.
Lovelace, an o. r. & N. employee,
is at the hospital in Pendleton to-
day with a bullet wound in his alb
domen. Lovelace had trouble with
the o. r. & N. car checker. He
entered Sam KEGS restaurant on
Railroad avenue, and fired three
shots from his 80 calibre revolver
at Kee, all Of which missed him.
Kee, it is alleged In self defense
fired twice with his "A.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19

fair reformers recalled that the
rubbish raked up by the white
wings" was allowed to decompose
In the cutters. AS a last scathing
arraignment Of mans inability to
keep his home in order, the women
declare the streets are first swept
and then duted, when every woman
knows the logical procedure is to
wet the thoroughfare and burnish
them afterward.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
AN UGLY EXCLAMATION POINT

AS an exclamation point to en-
phasize his remarks, L. Lang drew
revolver on Stevens street yester-
day evening, and a little while after
ward was arrested and booked as a
vagrant. The argument was among
four intoxicated men and the gun
drawn was not loaded.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19

AO' IA FANo1Es
FOR
. = . . . = . = .
A sUFFRAGETTE PARADISE.

NEW YORK, Oct 19-Nunvak Island, Behring
Alaskan coast is suffragette paradise according Bales
who took the of the isle.
There ITO although the outnumber the
the latter rule the household In the last there
have been only 20 weddings only children Bales
predicts that in another the the older
of this will be suicide
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PARA DALTON'S
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I'VE HAVE WARMER SPIRITS a higher vitality
housekeeping
faint Wear and luxury said break
rapidly
has and plus pensive seonsideaon the deruc
tive consideration of AGNES REPPI1ER
"PoL1TENEss COSTS NOTHING mpoteness may cost much
Good example, manifested the child will
him polite. Children mims will
mimic the superior things given the opportunity"
THE MARQUIsE DE CRANBERRY.
IT is ALL NONSENSE to that has left the home The
should established
fix the least which should work There margins
for emergencies Illness
MISS MARY VAN KLEECK Sage Investigator