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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
CENTRAL BANK
AT WASHINGTON
Capital and Logical Place for II
WOuld Help In Case q Panic

WASHINGTON. D. C--Special-
BANKING Interests q New Jersey Se~
Er-a- and tne south are p-alr-i--
$3.50 National Bzzk ~ oe lora'-o
II Wasn rrron. according 20 l1ar ~
rrrta-. president 81 the Cotton Grow
era arsoc.stiol GO Atlanta. ga
--VyssnlngtC-- vii Pc te nAnel--
center % the country sad sly SoI-
49, fr a letter received here
.-VVher Secretary Correlsol caused
r-a United States TreaElrg CO. come
- 49,. rescue % the banks clrlrE the
t-4- rarlc re este sne1 Erecelei.'
vrlrr -~rst hereafter Pc follow Cd
7~rersfe~e. the financial Iustitutiona q
49, ~0grtry VIII hereafter look q
FL v7-orrl---rr instead q 20 Val Stree
me aet q Coz Eress. known e.
-.-e r-re-f currency. authorizing m
-.~~a~.~v % the Treasury % lcai
--o-ev IN approved securities. pract-
ally makes Washington tae nnaEiel-
center cf tre country
--T-e ulan ID % make tne Centra
! .e-a-Ioral Hank % Washlnston the ce
postory Ter the reserve f1no OF 70
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

Mr. yi-r.-ia p. Sritrrr LrrrEtcn 81. Brrra VISA
Va. SAYS 90 s-Fe-ed severely from ny Aiol.fs ior
t..--,r.rh- vcars Al o1 family doator SID that ny
hi. .a.-rf hy breaking cord IN rnF Ai.7fte
ura- infant FfaN a-raa-l
nervous SINK ana kcrrrs were tn terrible
condition vss in tet 'o- ciEnt rncoths and every.
go. rt--. trf -re >, ESQ. g.ar was o-rrated
r-.-- hrr arb rrt -.en -trcf. slhrr~l ir'n
sa.r-.--- .r uy to.t and areie and often eeafnc
81 H.--. thrt lr.f atolt BY cyestE1t vas
a-ut-f r-f rAe h.a-t rtt'cr prs rcrT poc- sly 90.
!. go ,-..-..r arf -atrs in-trd rors me small ot
-r l-.k SO. -f-.- s-rfi f tho,zh Someone were
.-.,Ef-r an Instrument irto The s-0-F srreti'1,
rs.-r -rr r-rrr.-t rl~.-C0. or cars .'.'r. ~
.a.-.f .rI-.-.ar,-- PAINS ntln beng Fni.rl- ~.
fr-.t a. r-rl ,.r '-t hn- tet II ~.
---r f-.-- ---rr-el ki'rers Finally noars hlL1rF
On. ..-.. -. -t -.-l. ana h,--ar thrlr use- my
h..-.f .--- trr ana lcr..a.0t easing tf.n
.-- --r .-' ..frs hri fauH.a-rt t-rrtrrr
-.-n rr t-r--..' SEEDLINGS m ~E a1ll-- ans rF
f.'
s-.-- --- ann r-.r give e r--it % n't7f
1-.. .Han
q. a- .- stands t-- heall rri comfort -1s r--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

\ happily Marie 60 woman, VINO hAo
erfore1 thirty-three years % wee r.
and who was the Erandncttlef 81 io-f
1910 1Irfle children. had an ANA U.s.
Ing cfd co1ored woman for cook
one day when a box OF espociall1
te.rtffrg movers ives left Tor the mis-
t~e~s the cook happened 70 De pres
ens and she sad "Fo' husband seno
YOU an the pretty Covers you ga
Missy"
s-~ia-safrfv. my husband Nanny.
r-0udfv anTuvered the lady
.sr-Iorvt" exclaimed the cook ~
rrttenly am holdiu' cot well ladies
; Home Journal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
APPLE GROWERS
HAVE ADJOURNED
Horticultural society Closes most In
terestiug Session at Wiuchester,
virginia

WINCHESTER. VA-SPe cial-rhe
fourteenth annual convention u thr
virginia horticultural Ssc.ety closed !
tts tws-day session here Thursday /
90 meet iu Roanoke next January.
f The meeting aas one 90 the mast sue
-eszfsl in the nrstory or the society.
4 and the apple exhibit which was hello
! IN connection with me convention, IS |
\ -aid 20 De ~ dnest showing Of high
grade apples ever made in virginia
Professor T. p Van Deman. a rec |
ornized authority On horticultural az
fairs. sala. Il have iust come back
from suaging fruit exhibit in the
famous Heed River valley. ia oregon.
7 and the exhibit b. 'Tinchestor reminds
81 me verT much % that IN the Heed
River valley. when has the reputa-
lion of growing yhE finest apples IN
}. the United States have seen many
= larger exhibits OF apples. but this Is
a revelation. and really do not think
that Il has ever been ecnpsed by any
similar exhibit ever MADE "a the East
!, ern States"
= Among the speakers az roday's ses-
I sion were Professor a. ". Co-Ang-
wood editor OF the Rural New ~ Ner.
= 2 G. Stuart OF Russell county. ana Dr
y r. Emerson. OF Albemarie
= The awards az the apple show were
= aunounced. there being several nun
- dred winner Frederick county grow
o. ere were very fortunate = Guerrant
7. Rast Galloway. FIRST premium. al
Dloma. w HSett Wlnchesteg
ne Northwestern greeuing. iploma-
81 The Emerson Cup. CharlOttesvill
cornpetltlor- goes 70 Dr. r 4. Par
- soma Of Masses Mills Modern forr
challenge cup goes 90 4. w steer
Wlncheeerx special premium. by ~
~ = Emerson. OF AlDemarle count
g Va, $50. for the best i've boxes. goe
II 10 John Thwalte. % Winchester.
III Others who carried or leadin
II awards are T. W stock. T. ". IN
u erson. John c. Gather. ~. T. McCu
II y II Gold. Stewart Bell. r. r. Col
IT. T. Robinson. John T. Bond. Dr.
Is ggerrant. Dr. r i. Parsons. Ihon
80 Craig NJ. J.. Glkenson. Thomas
III Mash " s. Hlett and Walter herki
II President ". W Sproul. Of August
III vas renoniuated. but declined the o
n Gee. The election OF officers resplt'
III a. follows. President. Dr. >. >. Cue
III T rant o. Galloway. secretary, W Alt
III f VvhatIey. OF CroZet, treasurer q.
III f uvooler OF Crozet. vice presidents.
III al Vgysor. of Dublin. q. =. AcCue.
N Greenwood ". II. sproul. OF 4l
IL hrook: Stewart Bell. OF Winchest'
~ T. Hood. % Rlchmcnd. and :.
III Moomaw. Of CiOverdaie-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

u
II ~ 0e7-l also zen and amethyst
-Na~--s--s are hrt-r srrur fr very
1900 ana r-r-a--tve novelties. JET
49, r-4 So rf-s r-----e 90 D.
So ---r-r-h -re-r has been
r-rs-7-r -e-r-tlr toward ths metal
r~rr-tfrs f-t- -rf-r --r -1otief tte
- - r1s Sic el.-e1e,v ro7--
Ia
- rru-e -f-e r---r -Nt- are
vu-sp to closely resemble real game.
A. he.nr fea-u-ed i- clever des- Eus.
sirr ~tts cuu-e wire Isl covered iz
ulaau~ate s-T-e vt-h recr N--e .r- o.
rru.~rs arranged % CORN warriors
$50 90 patterns The cellars vary
f~e'q]
Hure --e Few 90 ere f1-e-- words
wFth thsir rrarsia-i1-. used ca menu
- n hr.r-s
CsTe-C-Eee
u-zituzse-Afrer-tl- cur 90 coz
So
Fr-u-e-Ser-i u- E1lr-fru-en
F~lcnEs-Stew
Freuar--Cheese
Elan-Frc1er-
Cate az lait-Ccfes wttt re- milk
E-ulchatei-A E1fr S1iss cheese
Fs-mesan-An lta---n c5es
Crostons-Bre11 tc-s--a ~
- - 80 - l-7-- r--r7lv ~
r.-.-s- r,s.,..s e.-t.-s ----.-es
- -
E-rV-Riu % fare.
P----.-Tnr~edierrs -uhh-d through
-, rSrrflv rhe Term given q rhlcE
---sv-d roun.
Tutt F-urrl-Ta-lcus kinds % fruits
r-E e..
---rruu-Clea- sop
Iw,-Crrrv OF tuIce % ue1-s
8a- PuEErzr
-,-t-- --,.
So = a. - ~.
-. -. -. ~ : - 49, - 49, e. col -
-. 49, 49, - uffh q sharp knife
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
C-s-6uo's PargEsa Pse

sS-G-6ulCa ParrrEsz ~
Eaua oue egg. add ore brea1sl'o
awwwE suKzr. one breadspoor u-oiaa'-I
- useHDurinR cup U.llE. one n,eaa-
- erp asftos pun pain. rincn q s@l+.
axvu- Win EiEEer. bake ITO holrA
4. sssw oveu- This Is an Cd favoTit'
EEDG-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
Won,aT1's Department


AfthouEh the boiled sugar or French
aundznt is preferred for TIRE finest
Cro1n candles. 1s Unccoked cream
naa- in this Way Is quickly and easily
prrp1red and in every way satisiac-
f-y To make it. beat the httcs az
i've srrs 70 fro-h. add an equal GUAM
rity 81 cold alter measuring tHo
hnIfeEESheilfuls1 then gradually stir
knrn this corfcctic7er 8 sugar until or
= paste SIT enough % ~ nodded With
tAsa SHIFTS and retain its shape FiaF-
o. - taste. then form into balls cubes
o. BorenEe shape and lay On v0xed
rspeT O. dry.
AFrsr this thev nav ~ coated With
xAnrolate or combined Win dates. va
nut1. hEs. cherries. e.. the sane as
French fc1darL
lg desired. the creams may oe col
n-ea berore -o'dinE Divide tle r7ee-r
fpsp as rlanv portions Es Tcr cesire
rrac-s. and flavor in conformity vlt1
fhe cclor tc BE- used Ail-s should D
In Wktta e. CCic-ed green
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
Doan's Kidney Pills Make, Lasting Cures

C. L. wood. se-r-ai Merchant Fc-tress Nor'ois Co.
Va urrre uV September 10. 1907. saving tfet ~
rrrel from kidney troble for several years ant that
b. has consulted several dottor hut vas not helped
u-tn o. BEGAN using Deans kit0FF tills In snort
zine DO passed large gravel stone.
Tro months later rerrc-rrtHtive visited NJ Weed
ani be- sid. 81 Suffered for three years from kidney
trouble 10 started vith pain On IRE small q
nv back tst thc I,catioa 90 ny Edneys The pals
-an alouE che right fic GO thc bladder Acute AZ
tatks uccli come about month and last Tor
th-ee c- Four taFs was compelled 90 stop work
s-f r.nl Cog to.tor. tat boz vls unable Oh locats
t.- .-r-ls rad frequent desire 90 PASS thc Kid
r.v s.- -.l.1rs het cflen unable to void onlT
fer drops. Again tse rassarcs PASSED ir'ailntlrig.
Fl-aIiy site- after years % src-I-r t7 use D'ans
kidney T.us About erht days after beginning -
ts.r th.-r f.-- tNar s.-r.-hirE passing f-ar me
kt .tr r-l r. fa.r Days a-t came t-r Stone .hat I
have t-l 90 Sa,h RELIEF cannot fr- rtc 'ni have
has n1 pain 30 trouble FROM CIV kidneys anls
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
Boz Pb1e=g


Taks one-hzlf cup butter. one -
awrxr. enc teaspoon b1Ell6 - -
.me-hzM cup ak cle ana ~
Uzra q -four. W1l-z1 c. -D
Tsn uuantity makes E-nal slee-
~ 81 bake iu GrLe round lth u
- wish After frus-l-E 50 il ofT-
!. srs. watch closely 10 So t-aL u
49, MOI brosa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

asked between Eroans-
Owe usur they echoed. what
for@-
The victim smiled.
-Bee pardon ne said family. Ny
mind must have wandered. though
10 Was a hotel harbor giving me Ease
.r. --.. .-s-. tf-- puck.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
A Kidney Remedy of IS Years.


fol
Dc from only
an pr Isl a OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
Same Fceiing.

AFTER the victims ear was gone. MS
face battered beyond Feco8nluon. t"o
$500, iooee and his nose disjointed.
the thugs dcsisted-
How much DO ! owe your ne
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
WHAT THAT METER DEAL MEANS TO CIT
A "DEADL YPARALLEL"

Of Spokane and Seattle furnish what might be described
disastrous end Both the Pratt and the Gill administrations have nef
evidence }4Af =
Mayor H. Gin Seattle recall which probably will
tected by private clique and by publicity stands completely isted
n
Last night the committee Seattle demanded ss
were found here and Sullivan found guilty by the council
And the parallel in this
The council asking grand Jury Investigation municipal conditions
si Evidence
WILL be the facts against the Pratt administration
% mue Of the police department thing although
yet hght And P weakly cunning inefficient
Only one thing would needed show
ndenbe their
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
WOULD BE HARD ON
SMALL CONSUMERS
HERE ARE THE REAL FACTS, FOR AND AGAINST
THE METERING OF SPOKANE

compulsory meter ordinance with minimum charge q g
Of city The possible minimum under the
The
sprinsno varying
annu y
other charge under the at
sprinking Of
without from $2 $3.50 Under the proposed meter
bill
With the added consunpton Of watsr
in the months the bill under meter Of the small housecd
q patch Of bound In
beyond
Add tIs the
vastly during
small householder will be found much boat
under the meter than he 10 present.
.
already hls
chance Of paying BY taking the
met
generally provide 40 5ocent mini
housshoId
with small chance well the
minimum could provided for u the
question
iarseahs o0cent mlnlns
him his domestic mi Z y s.ee q ta
Justice czsDshjp eeUnc aDuld
with large
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
n. S. PRATT ADDS
INSULT TO INJURY

Mayor Pratt In an interview in morning
question
Heights and refers what his dear friend City Engineer
of Seattle.
This the
Pats aeo build
wall had been planned by the
Ayd Reuerdah approved by the
gneer Of the country Professor H. Burr
council The solid Of
here in 1905, and is good firstb
Mayor Pratt bad hybrid his nt
friends political
the council but that body ay the
originally a
John T. Heutter. another friend of the mayor
Heutter permitted
without doing scarcely anything
had
be I'd Of it. So finally play Mayor Prattr
board OF works released
and sent him his path rejoicing
second letting $160oO0 Pratt
mud fill plan. rs - 7
Why did not Mayor Pratt protect the city In the
him finish
sby was too much like business And
cation like the
100000 And to add Insult
mud fill reservoir, the before
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
'MAMMA, TELL ME A STORY"

BERKELEY, Calr Nov 22.-"Mamma me a
her little body with
had
of Professor Nash the Pacific Theological
to tell her She lay suffering
crushed in little while before by the wheels automobile
the plea again to her lips.
The doctors had
of
during recital
firm the the heart And
there quiverng in the tones of the hearboken
Now sing please, mamma whispered
last of the stories was done The forced through white
held
was sung
low but clear in the mothers
their to narrow
from most
-
Il can't quite mamma" the song
ended "Si close to me-"
The mother snuggled closer to the aching FORM
You'll Bute
with her
for moth . -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
TO
DEATH BY
ELEVATOR
L. L. Founders Caught Be-
tween Elevator and I
Side Of Shaft.

Caught between the floor Of a
freight elevator and the side Of the
shaft In the rear Of M. Sellers store
at II o'clock this morning, L. L.
Founders, salesman ,or the COM
pany, was precipltated from the
Balcony TO the basement, a dis
tance Of 30 feet, the fall crushing
his chest Into : shapeless mass. He
died h1H IN hour later At the emer.
Sency hospital.
The accident is unexplainable, as
no one witnessed 1t. and the in
jured man was unable to give de-
tails. The theory Is that Founders
wished to go up to the second floor
elevator while 1t was moving. AL
and that he attempted to board the
ready 1t had moved upward a bit
past the floor, and in the attempt
to board it, 1t is thought he made
q misstep, his foot entering the
space below the floor Of the seleva-
tor.
Serving to saxa himself from the
fall, he is supposed to have grasp
ed the elevator floor. but the space
Continued on Page Two.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
= DO YoU2
. KNOW .

That the octagon shape Of the
basalt columns at the northwest
end Of the Monroe street bridge is
caused by the cooling of the mass
and is somewhat similar to tae
Giants Causeway in the north of
Ireland?.
That a glacier once extended
from Montana to the valley east of
Spokane?
That nearly all the large busi-
ness blocks of Spokane were built
with money from the mines?
That the forests%Were better pro-
tected before the conservation
scheme of the timber grabbers' as
ISOLATION by the ranchers and min
ers frequently burning off the un-
dergrowth?
That the dividends Of one Coeur
d'Alene mine would pay for all the
work done in the while district
rsince its discovery. and no other
mining district in the world could
do the same with all it's dividends
That Rossland camp was discov-
cred by Ben Thrasher. a Spokane
expert prospector?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
BADLY VENTILATED
and PACKED CARS

Complaints have been received
by the Press of the ill-ventilation
of the w. w. p. cars during the
morning rush hours. particularly on
the Hillyard line. From about 1880
to 10 the cars are overcrowded,
standing room being at a premium.
Working men and working girls
pack themselves into the forward
part of the cars and there is prac-
tically no ventilation. Conductors
and motormen have refused, II Is
said. to open the little ventilators
at the top of the car. and the re-
suit Is foul air OF the sickening va
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22

Il T''bU|[T TO
!, SELL OUT
=
And Hartman System Will
Probably Get the North
/ Coast.

After five years, during
which time innumerable
guesses have been made as
|to; the identity of the inter
tests backing the North
Coast railroad, which has
been under construction near
this city for that length of
time, railroad men declare
today that they have solved
the mystery.
I according to the latest
and "most authentic" re-
pert, the road was built with
the definite view of selling
out to any one of the several
big railroad systems, and it
lis rumored that the Harri-
man interests will soon an
nounce that they have gain
led control of the line of mys-
terry. In railroad circles in
lSpokane, it is said that Rob
|ert Strahorn, the promoter
Iof the enterprise, was back
led by men who were finan-
lciany able to take such a
kchShce, and it was their
Eapital that went into the
Hufveys and road construc-
Hioh that has been carried on
FLO RAPIDLY.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22

the man who had been - choeRy
and strong but . few monenta ~.
fore. gave up the struugle -
passed to the great, mystsr>ona
hereafter. The hospital ssaooon
drew . sheet 6ver the dend 80
and turned to his othsr duties ~
two girls sobbed on one aneot =
shoulders.
Thus u the great drama y ~
and death played oot. ~ ~ =
at the world. Dec
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22

'twS. made a hurried examination.
shook their heads and turned away.
The end was near and they could
DO DO good. One or two Of those
who had followed the stretcher into
the little room went on about their
daily business.
Come on, Fred" said one as he
passed out the door of the death
chamber. I'll shake you for q
cigar" And men lay dying.
Two weeping girls found t1se1r
way down the DIRK hallway and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
THE LAST
FAREWELL

BENTONvlLLE PRISON,
London, Nov. 23.-The final
farewell Of Ethel Claire Len
eve to Or. HawIey n. Grip
pen, In the condemned mans
cell here today, was a sorrow
ful affair. II lasted 20 minutes,
and after the interview, hys-
tericaI and almost fainting,
Miss lenece was carried from
the doomed mans cell. Grip
pens request for a private in
tervieW with his former typlst
was refused, and his wardens
were present during the last
meeting.
Crippen and the girl en-
braced each other, kissing with
fervor many times. Miss Len.
eve had to be led away from
the cell before she would con.
sent to say the final "goodby."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
PRESIDENT D|Az IS IN
PERSONAL COMMAND
BUSHES TO WAR FRONT NT-REVoLUTIoNIsTs WIN
MING IN BATTLE-CAPTURE CITIES

fists who stormed the government
buildings and Jail, and company
OF federal infantrymen. The revo.
lutionists captured the Jail, liber.
ated more than 100 government
prisoners who were incarcerated
for anti-Diaz speechmaking.
The revolutionists pillaked the
arsenal. gaining a fine supply OF
arms and ammunition. Finally the
federal troops rallied. being rein.
forced, and drove out the invaders.
Scores of Mexican refugees, pour.
Ing into Laredo today, are telling of
skirmishes in isolated towns be.
tween local factions of revolution.
lists and lOyalists.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
ray United Press leased Wire,

f6y United Prosa leased Wire1
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.-Presi.
dent Porfirlo Diaz today assumed
personal command of the Mexican
forces In the field. He was sum-
moned from a health resort at Cor.
raj, following a rumor that Fran
cisco Madero had been seen at the
head Of a large revolutionary force
south Of Ciudad Porfirio Diax.
6elated dispatches arriving here
today state that In an outbreak at
orixaba federal troops deserted to
the revolutionists. Nineteen offic.
ers and men were recaptured and
shot, according to the report.
81 KILLED IN BATTLE.
LAREDO, Texas, Nov. 22.-Re.
ports Of battle at sAcambaro,
Guanajuato, In the state Of Mexico,
In which 27 revolutionists were
killed and ID wounded, and In
which several Mexican loyal SOL
diers were hurt, reached here to-
DAY. The fight was the first open
hostile movement by the revolu-
tionists and Is believed to be the
1pening gun In a nationwide re-
colt.
PiLLAGE ARSENAL.
The fighting at Acambaro. Guam
Rjuato, was between 300 revolution.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
SUFFRACETTES
ASSAULT PREMIER
OF ENGLAND

(6y United Press Leased Wlrs.)
LONDON, Nov. PA large
crowd Of suffragettcs In the
house Of commons today as
saulted Premier Asquith and
he was saved from rouah
handling only by the arrival Of
a strong body Of police. As
quIth has yielded to the inpor.
tunities Of the suffragettes and
announced today In the house
OF commons that, II he should
be still In power at the next
session Of parliament, the GOV.
ernment will give facilities for
the consideration Of a woman
suffrage bill, so framed as to
admit free Amendment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22

the crash, and strong young life
was snuffed out like the flame OF
a candle.
A hurry cali for the police ambu-
lance. a changing and jankling Of
big gong as the hurrying vehicle
dashed through the streets. u
crushed and broken form carried on
a stretcher. down the dingy stair
way nto the basement OF the city
hall. A curious craning OF the
necks Of the usual crowd which
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
MANLAY DYNG!B THEN, IT'S THE WAYOF THE WORLDl

health and vigor, few hours later
he died in the dingy downstairs
hole which the city calls its emer.
gency hospital, and this evening
friends sorrow for the memory OF
one who was dear to them. And
back in Oklahoma gray-haired
old father and heartbroken moth
er ,grieve for the loved one who
has gone. never to return.
How did 1t happen? No one
knows exactly. A slight slip, a bit
Of carelessness, mayhap, and then
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the emergency cot, struggled with
the last dying breath to tell where
his loved ones could be found and
notified of the accident
Upstairs In the water office a
man raved and tore his hair be-
cause his bill was higher than for
the previous quarter. And a man
lay dying.
Finally came the last dyi gasp.
the death rattle sounded In that
sparching throat. and with the half
formed word mother" ON his lips.
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PASADENA'S CHIEF
COMING HERE
(By United Press Leased Wire)

Wy O"'ecu TTess CedSeo WIreJ
PASADENA, Cal, Nov. 22.-An-
drew Allen, chief of police of Pasa-
dena, will start tonight for Spo-
kane to investigate the case OF
Chas. Wagner, who was arrested
there yesterday on a larceny
charge. Wagner's arrest followed
the discovery that lockers in the
Pasadena Athletic club. where he
had visited, had been robbed. He
Is said to have wealthy relatives
who will interest themselves in his
behalf.
Wagner came to Pasadena two
weeks ago and practically nothing
was known of him here.
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riety.
Several times women have faint
ed. and as the ride from Hillyard to
the down town district is q long one
the women and young girls who
are employed In Spokane are faint
for lack OF fresh air by the time
the business district is reached.
Continual protests have been regis-
tered.
AS one man expressed It: If
the health board wants to keel,
sickness out of Spokane they had
better see to these cars in j the
morning"
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knocked timidly at the door of the
death room. They were friends
coming to say the last farewell.
Crying bitterly. they stood beside
that gray-faced, gasping thing
which had been their friend. And
the world was full Of sorrow.
In the room upstairs two men
matched quarters to see which
should pay for the noon luncheon.
Ana q man lay dying.
Tha bruiseA aNa hsulCen thing ON
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gathers when the ambulance ar.
rives. The questions. Who is ne I?
How did It happen? Will he diey'
ON every lip for a few moments
and then the busy world waGsed
on as usual and the incident was
forgotten.
On a tumbled cot in the emer.
gency ward, the mangled and brok-
en- form lay stretched out. while
the last dying breath came In strug-
Cling gasps. The doctors stood be.
side tho hadside for a moment or