davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COTTON FrTuRES
st. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Jan 2s.-Nfsrket unchanged Me-
dunn grades combing and clothing. 24d29cs
light hne. 22d27c; heavy hne, 12021c; tub
washed, 2J057c-
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Dec;duous nnd citrus Fruits

Another consignment Of Malaga grapes grown
in Spain came in from one of the Puget sound
markets yesterday There were five barrels IN
the cOnsignment and, like the last lot, the
fruit was packed In cork dust The lot was
closed out at the dat rate of IS a barrel Ihe
apple market was in good shape, despite con
tinued light trading. and the recently revised
prices for all grades easily maintained
There not much doing in citrus fruits me
presence of frost damaged oranges in the mar
ket which were offered at I5cM$1 box. had
bad effect on the sale of superior quality
fruit
1.50; do Newtown pippins. S1.250l1. 90; do red.
81. .50d |. 10: common TO choice 65c1Sl-
f Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Nayel oranges. 81
az 80 for fancy and 81 .50d2 for choice: tanger-
ines. 81 .25d 1 so per box; grapefruit. - oOq3
for seedlessa and $1.50a2 for common; lemons,
S.. .50G4 for fancy, S262.50 for choice and 81
rs for standard; lines. S4G5-
Tropical Fruits Bananas. 75cG$1-25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 50. SOFAS for Central American;
pineapples s26l2.J per dozen.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 26.--Wheat- May
81 .12H4 July, $1.113s@1.l11s cash. No. | hard
M.14lam1.15H; No. l northern. $1.14@1.14#
No. 2. S112M1.I2ai No. 3, $1.1O@1.12.
Corn-No. yellow, COZ 4G114c.
Oats-No. 3 white. 4434 a 45c
Rye-No. 2 7524 MITatc
Flax-Closed at 81. .l7at.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Money on call easier.
21a M3h per cent; ruling rate 81 per cent:
closing bid, per cent; offered at per cent !
Time loans very soft and dull; 60 days, 81 per
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Iment, steady; railroad, strong.
Northern Business

SEATTLE. Jan. 2e.-clearings, si65ooe5; bal
ances, $190, ,375.
TACOMA. Jan. 26.-Clearings, 81, ,1Oo, TO-; bal
PORTLAND jan 2e.-CIearings, s1,s82.aso
SPOKANE. Jan. 2e-clearings, 41,51s; bal
ances. Sl09. .029.
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Cheese-California fancy fats. 1Slac per 10
firm do hrsts lie. firm; do seconds, Ice, firm
1sc. steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas. zoe
firm do fats. 19c. firm; California fancy stor
age fats 171hc, firm; do irsts. 1910. firm
storage Young Americas. 1s15c. hrm New Yorh
singles I9i5c. firm: do daisies, 191zc, firm
Wisconsin singles. 1S12c, firm.
Eggs-California fresh. per doz cases included
Grades Jan. % Jan "a Jan. % Jan. q
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK Jan. 26.-The market for stand
and copper ON the New York metal exchange was
easy today with spot and all delivertes up 70
the end of April closing at 13G1S.25c The Lon
don market was 1rm and shade higher. with
spot closing at ESQ los md futures at f61 Is sd
Local dealers quote lake copper at 1882 !. a
13STIse; eIectrOlytic 13-50d13.6 .62 l5e: casting.
IA 95fr "a 50c Exports today were 645 tons.
making % S35 SC far this month and arrivals ar
the mort Of New York were 2.09J tons.
Tin was easy with spot closing az - boa
20 7je. January u 40sQ;i2. Soc. February, 52250f
80 45e: March, 81 90 5NS2 +5c, April. S2-5 son
SO 41c The London market was easy and n
shade lower with spot closing at f146 15s aud
futures at fi4S los -
Lead was easy with spot quoted at 4.6OQ zoe
New York aud 4-421s a.. 21ec East ST. Louis
delivery The London market was a shade higher
at Ef3 lbs Sd
SHELTER was weak locally. with spot quoted at
q. .O56I6 23c New York and J-SI Y 6lj.971se East
St Louis delivery The London marSer Wss un-
changed at E23 as
Iron was unchanged at 52s iSd for Cleveland
warrants in the London market Locally prices
showed an easier tendency No I foundry north
ern SIS. JOd19. No. ,. $lS.2j01S-1Js No. I
southern. and soft. S1S.s0a19.25
SAVANNAH. Jan Turpentine firm. 60lscs
sales :: receipts. Se4; shipments. 609-
R0sin. firm: sales. none. receipts. 2.309. ship
ments 173: stock. 1f0. .06s. Quotations. b ahd
ID. S4.221a a4.25s r. s4.2J; +. $+sO. G.. S4.32ls
n4 40: Ii. <440; I. $4.70- X. $3.7O; N, S615:
\, $3.50; VIC, $s-15i WV, $40.
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New York Prohnc-

NEW YORK, jan 26.-Hops-Ftrm.
Hides-Firm-
Petroleum-Steady
WOoESteady.
Suear-Raw. nominal: nuscovado.. 50 test
3-5so: centrifugal 96 test. 4 OSc; mOEasses sugar.
50 test. 3..s3c. Refined steady
Cofee-ClOsed steady at a net advance of
points. Sales reported OF Is, go bags. IN
cludng February. 6.70c; March. 6-Soc. May.
6.9Oc: July and September, $780, October.
6.95c: December. 6.95c. Spot. quiets No. Rio.
SIS 6S74c: No. Z Santos, 9Q91se. Mild quiets
Cor1ova. 9M1111c
Butter-Firm. Western factory, 231z 925c.
Cheese Steady. unchanged.
Eggs-EaSier. Western extra frSts, 36d3Ic;
frsts, 3403Jc; refrigerator. 2562Sc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet. Spot fancy tO11
a lie: choice. 9G9Hc; prime, 79Thc; common
to fair. 6661zc
Prunes-Firm. California up to 2O-40s. ga a
9Lc; OregoBs. 6Gi9c.
Apricots-Firm. Choice, 11K G11%c; extra
choice IL T., "a 12it tc: fancy. I21s 01315c.
Peaches-Firm- Choice 634 G7c; extra choice.
70TI5c; fancy, 72t@Sc.
Raisns-Irreguiar. Loose muscatel. 4d5Nc:
choice to fancy seeded. 5d61sc; seedless, 3is a
4%ic; London layers, S1.1jdI2j.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. Jan. 26-Butter. steady: cream
cries. 2jM3Oc: dairies. 24d29c. Eggs steady at
mark. cases included. 211e ar 12c: irsts. Bic,
prime 6rsts :s2c; receipts .. $50 cases. Cheese.
steady - daisies. 17d174c; twins. 1864 617c.
Young Americas, 16l9G16s4c; lonshorns. 1870
16Ie
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11.a0 q. m.
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
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Hide. TaIIow. Wool and Hop.

Hides. TaIION. Wool and Hops
Hldes-Culls and brands sell about laQlc IN
der quotations. Heavy Salted steers. 13c. me-
dium. BE; light. 1lAc; eOwaides. 114c for
heavy, ike for light. stagS 9c salted Kip. 12c
salte- veal. lie; salted calf. 1715c; dry hides.
1917 Q20hcs dry kip. 2Oc dry calf. 25cs dry
veal. 23e; sheepskins. shesrings. 2O@4Oc each;
short wool. 50QS5c; long wool. 81. 1.2J6 1.75 !,
lambs. % n 7Jc horse hides. salt 81 256I2.50 for
large and S1.5Od2 for Medium. ed$1 for small
and 2543Oc for colts; horsehides. dry, S202. 25
for large and $1.2502 for medium. 5Oc0SI for
small and 25M5Oc for colts; gOatskins. prime an
CORA. 5O1e0c; large hair goats, 25Gt4 4Oc. medium.
2OI SOC; small. 5M15c.
TallOw-NO 1 rendered, 50151lc No. =, 3M
4lae: grease. 2G13c.
W0Ol-FalI clip: Northern. free mountain. II
a BE; Humboldt and MendOcino. 15G15e: south
ern. more or less defective. 7ia6S1c; fall
lambs. S@10c for southern and 12915c for
northern.
Hops-19@25e for crop Of 1909.
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Portland Butter Market
Egr Marked in Nearby Countie.

PORTLAND Jan. 26-Butter-City and coun-
try creamery extras soc; fancy, 35@37e. store,
20@24c.
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ditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 30 10 bags,
1Oe more: half bbls. 2Jc more; boxes. soc more
for all grades. Bar in 81 and 40 lb tins. 81. 20
more; in 10 ID tins. 81. .35 more. Minimum order.
carload weight
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to .2s4. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were ISL.
600 bushels, compared with 323,0OO bushels the
corresponding day year ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 10
cars; corn, 215 cars; oats, Ill cars; hogs Is 1000
head.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK, Jan. -Flour-Steady. Re
ceipts. 2297 barrels; shipments 13. sos.
Wheat-Spot, firm No. 2 red. 1.30 hid ele-
vator domestic and nominal f. o. b. atioat; No
northern Duluth $l.257s and No. hard winter
81 261s nominal f. o. b. afoat Wheat was ner7
vous and irregular. with some quick price
changes on speculative operations. Cables firm.
Wall street settled and There we're
predictions of unfavorable weather. but there
good deal of selling. At the close the
market was 1aM5sc lower. May closed a, at
$11STS. July at S1.091s. Receipts, 20, 400
bushels; shipments "a ,316.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 26-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
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BEARS ARE FORCED
TO RUSH TO COVER
Frantic buying Is Due to the
Speculation by Shorts in
tuesdays Market
Purchasing Orders From New
York Are Factors in the
Advance in LONDON
Ne,r York stock List

New York stock List
f T. Hutton Co. s3O California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
Yesterday:
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Iondon Closing Stocks

Bar siIFer-Steady; 24Isd per Ounce
Money-2M2l5 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market FOR
short bills is 2% az 1916 per cent and for
three months bills 2% a 1916 per cent.
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sales STOCKS High Low Bid ASK.
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ARREN0AM|ENT0
DE UNA FINCA O HA
CIENDA DE CANAS.

Sc arrienda Ia Hacienda San Jose
de Caguas, compuesta de MIL CUA-
TROCIENTAS ONCE CUERDAS
de terreuos de vega, sobrevega, llano
sobrellano y alto. Sc encuentra como
a dos y medic kil6metros de Ia pobla-
iin, Tiene una importante planta-
ci6n de cafas de az6car de muy buena
clase = varias mauchas de cafe de ex-
plotaci6n. La cruzan en- distintas d.
recciones dos: Queoradas y IN Rio,
siendo abastscida asi de aguas buenas
y abundantes La carretera de Ca
guas a Aguas Buenas la corta casi
por su centro en- toda su longitud, ia
cilitandole como didades para Ell trans
porte de frutos y movimlento de gana-
do. Tiene casas para mayordomos
y empleados de la 6nca, asf como pa
IA comercio. Posee sus aparatcs pa
ra la ella boraci6n de azucar, dos XII
l6metros de via portatil, veinte y Gin.
co wagonetar, carreteria. bueyada.
implementos d. labranza y demas
titles para la exploitation de su "a mo.
Para mas informes dirigirse al apar
tado %, Caguas, 8 q Srtas Guarct
Rios, Tanca 2-Piso 20. fan Juan
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Ia c!optelencia de
esta noche,
El acto tendra efecto en- el Ate,
neo y hsra uso de la paIabra
ell Lcdo. don Adolfo Medina.


Nuestro ilustrado compatrota
ei Sr. Adolfo Medina dara esta no.
che en- ei ateneo de esta ciudad una
interesante conferencia.
Tratara el conferencista sobre la
revolucion francesa, I'm juicio acerca
del magno acontecimiento y los pun
tos mas salientes E historic de los
grandes hombres q. colaboraron en-
la obra de reivin dicacion social de
Ia humanidad, sobre todo de la
vida del gran Mirabeau.
Da da Ia competencia E ilustracion
del Sr. Medina no dudamos que el
to ha de resultar explen dido.
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In re|oj gratis!

Nikelado, negro 6 enchapado de
ORC. por vendernos 25 colecciones de
postales, 25 peinillas eiectricas (curan
la caspa) o % artisticas sortijas de
alambre de oro con una bonita piedra
y una inicial. a 10 centavos una.
Nendalos en- 4 semanas y game un
reloI i otro premlo Escribs a The
Percival Novelty Co. Box 2O9.
Ponce, P. r.
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BUEAA COSECHA
En- San GERMAN
La de cafe promote ser
m ny abundante pcr las
favorables -lIuvias de
estos dias.
Ia construction del mercado Gu
bierto adelanta rapidamente,
Distinguidas familias de la
localidad Sc ausentan en-
viaje de recreo a Estados
Unidos.
De nuestro corYesponsal

Agosto 2l.-Adelanta notablemen-
te Ia construction del mercado Gu
bierto, estando va casi lista Ia arma-
z6n de hierre. .Aunque algunos OPT
nan que resultara una plaza peque-
na dada la importancia de la poblar
cidn, va era tempo de que San Ger
man contara con este adelante.
Don Antonio Lopez Comas lamen-
ia la perdida de SUI cartera contenien
do $4,000, no estando seguro 81
lie ha sido sustraida de su bolsillo 8
81 Ia dejo olvidada en- una sllla de su
habitacion. La policia entiende en- el
asunto, recayendo sospechas sobre
dos individuos.
Ell proximo "a embarcaran en- via
je dc recreo hacia los Estados Cnidos
los siguientes distinguidos viajeros
de esta localidad: DR.. Ulises Lopez
Diaz acompanado de su esposa Au-
rora Vllodas y de su apreclable
hermana, Srta. Fidela Lopez Diaz
y los esposos Matos Mercedes L6
pez Diaz. Buen viaje Y gratas i'm
presiones q tan distinguidos viajeros
deseamos.
Un nuevo angel sonrie en- ell hogar
de D. Carlos Ramirez Domlnguezl
farmaceutico de esta ciudad.
Ell popular ESTABLISHMENTS "La
Tienda de Moda" de don Enrique
O'Neill, es el mas visitado en- la loca-
lidad por sus precios sin competen-
cia, complete surtido y buen tratc
hacia sus favorecedores.
Sc aproxima la cosecha de cafe, la
que promote ser a bundante debldo q
las frecuentes lluvias con que ha side
visitado esta comerca, durante las
ultimas semanas.
Sc ha trasladado a su casa vera
MEGA en- la Parguera la apreclable
familia Barb donde permanecera por
un par de meses.
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PEREzA;; NAL. HUM0R
Productos de la Estacion
que Sc Quitan con un
Buen Tonlco.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr..
Williams Haceu ESQ E6caz
mente Purificando Ia Sangre
y Fortaleciendo los Nervios,
Dan Energia Buena Digestion
= Appetite.

En- esta estacion del aho notables
cambios ocurren en- Ia condicion de
Ia sangre. Las indicaciones msibles
suelen ser pereza, NAL humor, desa
rreglos digestivos, y a veces erupcio-
mes cutaneas. La causa es que la san
gre Sc halla algo viciada por Ia mac
tividad 6 excesos del invierno y ne
cesita I'm tonico depurativo. Perso-
mas de todas las edades recibiran be
neficos resultados de las Pldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams, y 10 mas
prudente es tomarlas desde ahor:.
por algunas semanas. Sus efectos
equlvalen a un mes de vacaclones.
especialmente 81 Sc toman antes
que ell sistema Sc halle aniquilado
por los calores:
La Sra. Amelia Obon, residente
en- la Habana, calle Monte 459, Ger
tifica su curacion con este remedio
tonico en- esta forma: "Por espacio
de dos amos me molesto una gran de-
bllidad que con dificultad me perml-
tia atender a mis- quehaceres. No
tenla amino para NADIA, me dolian
varlas parties del cuerpo y estaba
nerviosa. Una senora amiga me ha-
bio de las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams y por su conse!o las tome V
me dieron buen resultado, y me es
muy grato declarar que por elias
me he restablecido y no he vuelto {.
sentirme NAL desde q. conclu; mi Gu
racion." "
Estas pfldoras son tonicas; no
purgantes. Curan sin debilitar. No
acepte otras "pildoras rosadas" sino
exigir las del DR.. WILLIAMS. Sc
venden en- todas las botcas en- pa,
quotes cerrados solamente.
Publicamos un folleto contenien-
do instrucciones importantes con
respecto a la dieta Sc mandara fran
co de porte solicitandolo delIDr.-
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady
N. Y. indicando el periodico en- que
Sc ha vlsto este aviso.
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Traslsdo.

Ha sido trasladado al interior de
la sms casa que ocupa hoy el esta-
b'ecimiento LA TIENDITA" al
lado del ayuntamiento. seguira el
mismo negocio de venta de etectos re.
iigiosos exclusiyamenta.
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Nonedas de orc CALIFORNIA;
Ge SO tentavos, rs centavos xl.O0 ,
s23 &c venta en- Ia Joyeris do F
kERHHAHN. fsn JOSEF
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COmpre 1nuebles.

sc vende el mobario complete de Desde
una sllera de nogal esio "Imperio hasa vagas.
dros de meo ETC. hallara odo cuanto desear quen
see amuebar Sc yende todo juno por separado
lnormaran en- esas ohcinas la Plaza de Colon No
altos. San Juan de a 10 a. d. de a Pm.
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oFREcEMoS Al PuB|l|co
Fl hmpiadop VACUUM marca "SAlTO.'

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:
Marchara constantemente sin caentarse nerrumprse
"!lene por minute desttucon caculada de 25 80
pies cbico de are bre Producira vacuum maximo de
pulgadas, segn ell mercurio Standard de los EE u
Durara de IL a 20 amos, ain usandose diaramente"
E SANTO trabaara de cualquier cubo de luz ncandes
cente, un costo de centavos la hora. Ell 'SANTO"
podra nunca ser snpeado para hogar pero tamben
gran capacdad 10 hace apeecible para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAS. 1GLESIAS. HOSPITALES Ii otros
edihcos grandes Haga vista ofcinas para
yer la demostracon por citacion mandaremo aparao
cuaquier sitio San JUAN para demosrarlo prvado
Porto Rico Power { Light Co
C1icinas Prin cipales. Marina. San Juan
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 quintal.
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CoNsEJos ALAS NADREs.-

ONsEJos ALXs'MADREs.-E
9arsbs calm ante della Ss6ora win slow
dsbe do usarse siempre que los nifi o.
lOstan en- el periodic do 10 dentici0 n,
'Proporcions alivio Immediate al peg q
do paciente produce un suefio natu nj
y tranQuilo, alivis el dolor y el IN g.
Tito despierta muy vivo , allegro. Ea
muy agrsdable al paladar. calm q
aifio ablands sus dolores, hsce fac iLlR
funci6n del est6mago y reguls 10 0 In.
tentinos. Es el meior remedio GO noci@
do para Ia disrrea "a provengse % t. do
Ia denticion 6 de cualquiera otrA. Ten
case mucho cuidado en- pedir ell "Jara
be Calmante de Ia Seaors winslov +" o.
d mej0rde todos.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-04
SITUATION
IN CHINA
ALARMING
TROOPS BEING RUSHED TO
DANGER POINT REVOLT
SPREADS.
(By United Press Leased Wire)

PEKIN, June 4.-Strong detach-
ments of loyal Chinese troops are
being rushed from Shanghai to
Marking today by the government,
in anticipation OF an outbreak at
Marking. Reports from several of
the interior provinces indicate that
great uprising on a larger scale
than the famous Boxer war is i'm
minent.
Starting in Human, the revolt is
spreading rapidly through Kiang Su
and Chilli. Revolutionary organ
izations' supplied with arms and
money, are enlisting thousands of
natives and urging them to rise
against the Manchu.
Foreigners are fleeing from the
interior for their lives and so great
is the danger that foreign residents
of seaport towns are feeling con-
siderable apprehension.
Prince Chun, regent of China, and
father of the emperor. has called
the imperial council into session to
consider the problem of checking
the uprising. The regent realizes
that the government is menaced by
grave crisis and that if the re-
volt is not checked before it spreads
much, foreign intervention will be
necessary. Prince Chun Is doing all
in his power to prevent the powers
from occupying the cities of the
flowery kingdom and the gates of
the forbidden city.
American Minister Calhoun
frankly expressed his alarm today
at the situation.
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PUBLICITY is NEEDED

The Spokane Press desires to compliment the Spokes
man on its first page cartoon this morning The
cartoon is entitled who Is Your Milkman?" repre-
sents mother and child standing at house door, while
skeleton dressed as mlxman is pouring milk into a
pitcher in the womans hands.
AS an object lesson this is great cartoon, because in
very striking way it emphasizes the danger Of impure
milk.
In the past few days six innocent babies have died. and
at present between twenty and thirty children ser
ously ill because of impure milk.
The health department and some of the dairymen
trying TO make the public believe that the deaths and
contributed but impure milk has killed many times be-
FORE and evidence to point to it the chief
in the present cases.
The seat of nearly every municipal evil in Spokane
day is the city hall government must be cleaned out
from cellar to garet The Press has shown the axty
of health inspection before and it is going to expose some
more features about it. Meanwhile all who will give pub
licity to the facts deserve high commendation.
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FREIGHT
FIGHT IS
T|TANTN;
The Great Interests
on Both Sides Lin
ing Up.
(sy United Press Leased WIrs)

(ey United Press Leased Wjrel
NEW YORK, June 4.-The freight
rate increase fight between the At
torneys for the government and
those of the leading railroads Of the
United States is becoming titanic.
Great interests In all lines Of trade
and commerce are lining up on each
side and the effect on the country
at large Is problematical.
The first big meeting of the rail-.
road interests is scheduled to b
held at the Hotel Belmont next
Wednesday, when the Railway
Business association meets. The
meeting will represent the deliber.
ations of manufacturers of railway
equipment in 25 states to consider
plans for aiding the railroads In or
der to prevent cancellation of or.
ders for equipment.
The railway officials declare tAat
they cannot operate the roads at q
profit If the freight rates are not
increased to meet certain condi-
tions.. They have announced that
either the rates must be increased
or their orders for additional eQuip.
ment must be cancelled and ex.
penses in all departments curtailcd.
thereby causing the discharge oe
hundreds of employees in all depart
ments OF the service.
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At z o'clock last night there
was no water to drink on the Mon.
roe hill, yet in Mayor Pratt's sec
tion Of the city, Heath's addition,
and down around Gonzaga college
on Boone avenue, there was ample
water for the meter consumers to
use automatic sprinklers. At this
hour there were II automatic
spiinklers at work on the lawn of
the Holy Natmes academy.
Calls to the city hall bring no
definite assurances of relief. wait
until the ney pumps are Sin," seems
to be the only response, and the
parched water consumers then call
The Press office as the only friend
handy to whom to tell their
troubles. And the trouble Is but
beginning; the worst Is yet to
come.
People wonder why some OF the
pressure that shoots the water into
the air through the automatic
sprinklers on Boone avenue can not
be diverted to the Monroe hill to
give the people enough water to
quench the throat of the worker
after his days toll.
This Is not a difficult problem
of hydraulic engineering. We have
the pumps, the mains. the valves,
and the water; it is only question
OF equalizing the supply. The
water consumer on the North Mon
roe hill, in Hays Park, in the
South Side Gable addition, is en-.
titled to as much consideration as
the water consumer in Brownies s
addition, in Cannon's addition or in
Heath's addition. The money of
one should look as large as the
money of the other, and each
should share alike in the water suf-
.ficiency or water shortage.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-04
Mlll1M DEPARTMENT. HELPS SHIELD THE DIARIES
WOMAN SAYS MILK
KILLED THE BABIES

milk inspection department Of the
health office this morning to re-
porter for The Press. The reporter
had heard these apologies for the
large dairy concerns of Spokane be-
fore; it was nothing new.
The milk inspection department
is so busily engaged in looking after
the quantity that 1t sometimes has
not the spare time to KEEP on the
trail of the quality. The milk in
spection department has had more
concern as to where the Big Four
are to draw their supply Of milk
from than how near perfect that
supply should be.
In its desire to champion the
cause of the large dairies the milk
inspection department has told OF
the precarious condition Of the milk
supply OF Spokane, how the robbine
prices that have been charged here
by the milk trust must prevail and
how the people could even look for
higher prices, etc.
Like some other departments at
the city hall, the milk inspection de-
partment seems more concerned as
! to the affairs Of the large interests
engaged in that line of business
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