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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
LUMAkR BARON
BUYS WRITE uPs"y IN THE NEWSPAPERS AND THUS
DisoUALiFiEs HIMSELF FROM BECOMING UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
(From Tacoma Daily Times.

from Tacoma Daily Times
Robert L. Mccormick, United
States senate lawbreaker holding
the office to which he aspres.
Mr. Mccormick, in his desire the to
bolster up the waning puocracy trying
ouy MS way in but 10 breaking the attempting alb
soute deception the people Of thNs
The direct primary law absolutely prohibits candidates for
OFFICE from buying the ed
comment them following:
America boasts titled arsocracy Fbr nobility self
mem whose careers blazon the pathway whose
achievements stimulus incentive
sesame to ortune
tons scroll Of fame but entfd distnc-
ton than Robert Laird Mccormick whom
e youth may pattern with better profit character fortune
me lives OF such object generations
and their characters idols of the nation.
This glowing tribute by paid bographer
Rather 1t is the honest conviction a
subject WELL analysed him from ii his and
who has then given
trial sphere of the nation"
Robert |. Mccormick paid tia. with coin Of the
rean in violation of
This is sample of long twocolimn screeds
some taery that he is brbing newspapers
ton of law throughout this
good 1t will original
advertising marks.
BY actual mendacity people
and deceive them into supporting him enate
Th's glowing tribute was written by paid biog-
raphe says the article adding baidfaced faIsehood
crime of violating the direct primary
That glowing tribute paid by l.
mick He paid for the writing o and for
printing of 1t in several little weekly knowing
violation Of law.
Will the stand for this sort of downright
corruption? -
Will they be hoodwinked sending man to the sen.
ate to support AIdch bio
enough and because he is unprncped enough
this most dangerous form of deception?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
REPENTANCE.

1t is likely that this young really asks what she
must do to atone for her sin The ordinary cover for
sin is SIM and it evident that this is truly
repentant.
sin 'before' God is serious matter But the grand
glorious feature of Christian teaching the hope the
promise of forgiveness of all held out to all who
sincerely repentant The conception of God who only
smites belongs to the dark of bgOry and spiritual
gloom He is the Father not the Executioner and the be-
lief that go to Him with SINS little children
go mortal father and find love- mercy and forgiveness
is the beautiful basis of all hope and happiness.
To the young who has severely" sinned God is
the only refuge
Man forgves little. He judges the young sinner
without mercy rampant sinner though he himself may be-
He considers not the temptations the weaknesses of
human nature He little about the hard merciless
facts of girls life He sets himself up Judge and
forgives not nor fOrgets
go and sin no more!'' says the loving Father who
alone knows all and alone has the right to Judge
Young sister, you look your severe" sin in two
ways.
You take that most unreliable of all things man s
opinion and make yourself believe that your sin spells
This way leads to the depths and all the horrors Of
the most strongly pictured hell Down there happiness,
health decency cleanliness womanhood lie murdered and
all along the way to it the of remOrse bite and tear
the flesh while despair wrecks mind and heart.
The other way means true repentance Sin SO
live that God will forgive His erling child, though man
may not This way is glorously lighted by the rays of
hope reflected from the face of the Father Those who
take this way and strive to be good and true may throw
off the cloak of sin and climb upward to peace and happi
It is not all an easy way Temptations will clutch at YOU
with envious greedy talons. Man nhumanty to
win strew your path with rocks But armed with will to
lido right arnored with hope given by One mghtier
mercifu than man. your may come to be to you means
of bringing you the Father who forgives always
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
PENCIL POINTS.

day OF the year. FEELING it
little a
july boom, welcome. To
the first day California,
n,eday began "raisn rasins
valley the Gden
general cold III
batteshp harbor payeHfoot
yesterday looked those jolly pine
around o their "sea legs in the football field ~
moht have will rather d to
find ANYBODY thinks he is FL
celebration Of the opening Of the Panama canal
placid eager as
in and announced that 1T would give THA sxpo
Diego the
the canal announced the plans first and the
California should the support for
Here's San Diego and the Panama exposition OF
1915.
According letters received by The Press In
swer to enc "shopsir" lot Of nice and
anxious 70 ney
find each other
The Girls Of Spokane pretty they
of the old time Ask the
II they don't
Happy Year, and many Of 'em.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
HOW AN OFT HEX OF A FAIRY
GOTTMUTTER MATE EFERY.
PODY SIT UP UND TOOK
! NOTISS.
BY FRED SCHAEFER.

Veil, chiltren, of all der stories
! hat listened, dot Won abouid der
Sleepless Beauty annoyed me der
leasd.
Look vonce ad your poor onkel,
Adolf, vile he ISIS sufferance nit a
OferdOse of sooding sirup Den ask
me, ISIS insomonia a punishment?
Listen. Vonce der wass print
zess. She wass a baby printzess,
und for dot r-r-reason dey hat to
hat christening, und after der
christening a Dutch lunch for der
guests.
Dere waSs presence, among cd.
ders, sefen fairy gottmutters vich
hat been invitationed und Won
alte Hex of fairy gottmutter vich
hat nod been invitationed becoss
she wass backnumber und ate her
soup NIT sponge. Und besites, she
shocked her company by coming
nit fried onion poultice tied to
her face to cure earache. ~
Veil, all der fashion-plate fairy
gottmutters gate der printzess sill
fer rattles und golf teeting rings
und diamont nursing bodies und
tuberculin testet infancy food for
gifts, und dot fiddle darling cooed
away as happy as a Chune bug, all
der vile sucking piece of bacon
rind vich wass tied nit string so
i'd coult nod get lost insite. But der
oft Hex of fairy gottmutter she
wasS soreness becOss she hat to be
presence mitouid being invitation
ed. So she gate her printzess yust
Is years to do her sleeping in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
CONGRATULATIONS!

In doing he has reversed three federal court DECISIONS
the former attorney general the secretary of agriculture
the chief chemist tn Renssen board the internal
bureau, the trade mark section of the patent office and
Theodore Roosevelt. .-.,su.t ..,r.
Joe Choae who appeared special attorney for Cana
dian Club; Warwick ough who has obbed for seventeen
to defeat pure food legislation land whose position
the president exactly sustans the National Association
Of Rectfer whom Hough represents and the gentlemen
who contributed $260O00 to the Taft campaign fund
to be congratulated.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

und after dot sleep voult leafe her
unmolestet
Eferypody tot diss wass a funny
choke, especially as her ladder
walked der royal linoleum carrying
her nearly efery night NIT der collie.
But ven der printzess wass IS years
oft she trafeled somevere in upper
bert. After dot she voult sit up
night after night repeadinga. der
name of der car und wondering we're
on ART dey got name like dot.
Eferyding wass useless. She voult
nod go to sleep. Dey efen tried
reading her der presidents mas
sage, but she coult nod be exon
eratet nit der sleeping sickness.
More in sadness dan in sorrow
dey put her all alone in a cast NIT
a tousant night vatchmen, I'd estay
der Won hundert years. AftH dot
she coult star in Rip Van Whkle
eff she Wished.
OF course, dere ISIS handsome
! printz mixed up in diss. HeEWass
due to arrife after id wass alEofer
Vonce efery sixty or sefenty Years
der prfntzess yawned Volet he
nefer came? Nopody knowa why
he vaitedsbut finally de dropnkd in.
Hello. Prighteyes. he saidf "dit
you know. all your night vatd4nen
ISIS asleep?"
Sure" answered der PRINCESS,
hastelessly taking her hair OF i'd of
curl pabers, I'D ISIS DER sNpring
vich kept me awake for deE last
century"
Und so dey wass married.. und
lifed happy efer after, becOss der
printzess began making ups lost
dime und delifered no curtain leg
lures. Besites, she fount ouid we're
dey got dot Pullman car label. Id
wass der printz' S. mittle name.ll
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
HOW DO YOU Dos

born. 1t the Sunday edition of The Spokane
Press.
Selfcommen is not necessary 1t speak for itsel:.
Only thing in this connection will be sad Each Sun
day it will be improved though it be but small
edition; and the third Sunday issue will be better than the
second The Sunday proposition experiment for
The Press but it is proposition which is going to be
presented in such way that it will fully meet and satisfy
the public demand.
The Sunday edition decided upon as has been
stated in the initial announcement to meet welldefned
demand for another Sunday morning newspaper 1t has
been shown that what the people most want in Spokane
is evening newspaper with Sunday morning edition,
the issues delivered by the carrier system and
at popular price Spokane what is called ian evening
paper city, that is the people find time to read the
ing papers than they do morning paper, but all
have plenty of time read Sunday and they want the
best Sunday reading.
The Sunday Press is designed to meet the Sabbath day
requirement in the best way. 1t will be large enough to
every attractive Sunday feature and not large
but that people will be able to read all thoroughly, and
then have ample time for church duties for outdoor
cise and for Sunday recreation This pan The Press be
eves, is ideal The average Sunday paper is bulky
that either impossible to digest and sft out the really
valuable parts it takes the entire day to read it ALL
The Sunday Press wishes the people of Spokane the
very happes of years. and it pledges itself to
and promote the best interests of Spokane this capital of
the mighty Inland Empire which all love, and of which
all so proud.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
ENTIAT RIVER IS
ICE BLOCKED

An ice blockade in the Entiat
river has diverted the waters of
that river into a new channel. The
blockade is below the Entiat Light
& Power company's power house
and the water has been flowing
over the King place and has COM
pletely blocked the county road,
causing a great deal of inconven-
fence. The roads are impossible
and those living on the upper En-
tiat We're cut off from the lower
valley. Crews are at work today
trying to free the river of ice and
reestablish communication.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
u. S. OVERFLOW IS
GOING TO CANADA

NEW YORK, Jan. depressing
the conviction that within the next
fifty years the surplus population
of the United States will be forced
TO migrate to Canada, James Dom
vile of St Johns, n. b., member
of the Canadian senate, now in New
York, last night discussed political
conditions in Canada
Mr.. Domville predicted that Can
ada would become a great empire.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

$50, 000, 900 New Jersey milk corpor-
alton. which. ii is charged. is plan
ming. a country wide monopoly. A
meeting to devise plans for the cru.
SADIE on the Borden company will
be held In Chicago February T.
The producers place the entire
blame for the recent rise in the
price of milk to eight cents a quart
on the Borden company, which they
allege still pays them the same
price 1t did when the milk was sell
ing for six cents a quart.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
NATIONS MILKMEN !.
ARE FIGHTING THE
BORDEN COMPANY
CHARGE NEW JERSEY FIRM
WITH TRYING TO FORM.
MONOPOLY.
(Dy United Prsss)

CHICAGO, Jan. Twelve hun
Ared milk producers. Including rep
resentattves from all sections OF the
united states. are banding together
in national organization. with
offices 10 al centers Of population.
90 haktn m immediate fight on the
needan Condensed MIX Co. the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
QreadfulIv So. Too.

Were your ears ever pierced?'
asked the lady with the large ear
rings.
"On one OCCASION" answered the
smaller lady.
when was that"
Yesterday, when your daughter
sang, Love Me and the World Is
Mine"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
The New Era.

Sisters got a new fur Gotta,
The Russian pony kind,
A new. fur hat that's broad in front
And tapers down behind;
A new fur muff that looks as though
They'd killed baby bear
To get enough material
For sister Sue to wear.
With fur upon a coat and muff
And fur upon a hat,
A fur around a woman's neck,
I'm really thinking that
The folks who claim this is the age
of trusts and NAL de mer,
Had better take another look
This is the day of fur!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

Under Complete subJeetion.
is your husband tidy about the
house?" 49,
Tidy! Why. have him trained
to go outdoors when he wants to
sneeza." -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

Dear Friend Cynthia Grey:
am a young lady of % years.
have sinned in very severe
manner before God and men
What must | offer to cover my
sin? - 81, UNHAPPY.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

President Taft has found
a way to relieve the makers
of imitation whisky from
the operation of the pure
food law.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

No. matter what you want. q
Press want ad will get II.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
Figured Moderniy.

"His was magnificent funeral
pile"
About a million in cold cash. his
heirs told me-"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

"Some men like ter refer
ter booze as bitters, as if ter
suggest that they take it
with a wry face. But they
don't"
In this luxurious age people are
hard to please. Now somebody ad-
vertises whisky that will agree
with you"
Mysterious airship seen over
Massachusetts towns probably was
only the dirigible aerial water cart.
Alarm clock saved Kansas fam
! lily from death by fire. Can your
intelligent fox terriers and get an
alarm clock.
That Worcester airship didn't
scare Boston as much as the Span
! ish fleet did. You see, the Spanish
fleet didn't show any lights. Bos-
ton feels safe as long as it can see
lights, somehow.
Fling of Outrageous Fortune.
"Oh, don't you mind it. Alfred. II
the little boys cast slurs at you"
Il wouldn't ma-but the last one
they cast at me was wrapped round
| q brbickbat."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

At one second past mid
night yesterday the baby
year, 1910, was born.
In the "wee small" hours
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
90 - THE SPOKANE PRESS EDITORIAL PAGE

TO SUBSCRIBERS-The when subscription
the address label of each When that Date
subscription again paid in advance
taken from the list change of date the address
Is q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
Women's Felt
Slippers.

Brown, green and
wine, with satin ribbon
beading; $3.50 value
for ...... $3.50
Fur trimmed Juliets.
all sizes. black only:
regular $1.50 values
for ..........-.41.OO
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

The coolest day or year. COZ
the little
regular Fourth of july zip, boom, an welcome ia
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

Women s Felt
Slippers
: Brown. black and
gray felt Everetts: all
sizes: $1.25 values
for :. .........$1.OO
Fur trimmed Juliets:
all sizes and coiors:
$1.75 values
for =. .Si.2S
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03

OIL STOCKS

Maricopa SO was the active stock yesterday
and advanced to s2.52h Premier was hrmer
at zoe. There were other changes.
Palmer ex dividend of 1c, the dividend
being payable November %.
Pinal paid dividend of loc October 81
The Anaconda oil company has levied an
assessment Of 10c delinquent in office Noyem-
her 90 Johnson oil company one OF &c, delin-
quent December 6.
The total production of the Fullerton Olinda-
rels. The present monthly production Is 42o.ooo
barrels. The average estimate cost OF produc-
tion is about 2Oc per barrel and the average
selling price is CSC per barrel The total net
profit to date Is about 50, ,450, 600.
Well No. 65 of the X T. and q. on 31-2O-15.
which brought in about a month ago. Is
performing in the same manner as well No.
Of the American petroleum the adjoining sec
ton. 1t brought in and pumped about
300 barrels and has gradually gained until 1t
flowed $500 barrels
The beam is working just enough to agitate
the we'll. and it's average for the last two weeks
has been about Z.40o barrels. The America n
petroleum we'll No. brought in at about
the production and gradually gained until
for time ii threatened TO break away entirely.
high gravity we'll OF oil on their lease. which
comprises the northeast 30 of the northwest
quarter Of section 3612-24
This is their No. ] well, which went Into
the big sand some time ago at 2.04S feet and
which gushed for short time and then sanded
few weeks ago. when a gate put on and
the sand pumped out.
The oil is Of exceedingly fine quality
testing a fraction better than % gravity-and
despite the fact that the gate is closed down
TO the last notch and is forced through a
creyice in the gate thin sheet Of tin.
ii is estimated that the well Is good for at
least 5000 barrels day IL allowed free run
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Rumors that export sales
had been made at ST. Louis and in Manitoba
dragged the wheat market out of q bad hole to-
day. The close frm at a net advance OF IA
a Mc. Corn gained u M&c and oats finished un-
changed to Ac up Latest figures for hog prod
ucts varied from a rise Of dime to a nickel de-
cline.
There was the largest trade in wheat for many
weeks. Excessive depression seized the market
early and was attended by much liquidation on
stop loss orders and by heavy short local selling
On successive declines however large quantities
OF wheat were taken by strong interests. Many
pit traders were caught In the swirl and were
forced to bid up prices on each other Word
came that 40 boatloads OF Manitoba wheat had
been engaged for ocean shipment. Then sales Of
$4,000 bushels to eastern millers were made the
first transactions of the kind in some time All
this in sharp contrast with early dispatches
about free offerings from Australia and Russia
fne crop prospects in Argentina and a big in
crease In the worlds available supply The fuc-
tuations in-the December option during the day
ranged from Ssas to S9sc, with the close &c
up at S9lS 1s9Mc
Corn stubborn all the DAY December
varied from size to 47kc and finished Ia Y G
higher at 4IG4Ikc. Cash demand was not
brisk. No. yellow closed a 5oM5oAc.
Large sales by elevator concerns weakened GA Is
early, but the market recovered late with wheat
on covering by shorts. December sold from 81 Ikc
TO 31&c and was at 31atc. gain of 1s6Xc
when the final gong struck.
Lard eased or a tribe. At the close pork was
unchanged 20 1oc higher than last night lard SC
OF to 2l2c up and ribs at an advance of a shade
to &c
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
Flour and FnrInaceou. Good.

FIour-Ja IifOrnla family eItraH 4o-hO11b net
without discount: bakers extras. s.. 6odS; super
fine $44O94. 20: Oregon and Washington. per
bbl. 81. 606I4 so for family bakers and patents
and s464.25 for cutof; Kansas patents. IS 20;
do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents. 81 40: do
straights, 81 20: do clear. SIS so per Dbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Buckwheat -four, A2O:
buckwheat -four self-raisng. IS; buckwbea Z
grosts sS; corn meal, yellow S3. white SO, extra
cream yellow So %. extra cream white 81 25 .
corn -four. 50; cracked wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
-four. So 20; fsrina. So so; graham dour So :
hominy. large 81 small So granuisted So cat
meal 81. rs; do groats. 81 25; pearl barley. 81 20
rice -four. S6; rolled oats. s4.25; rolled wheat
S3 30: rye -four. 50. Is: rye meal. SO 10. split
peas. yellow s6. green $3.50: extra cream rolled
oats. $50 lbs 81 30 90 II sacks 81 rolled aakes
$50 ID barrels rs; 90 ID sacks IS. %; rolled
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s15 acc per lb for steers. Tt6sAc for
and heifers.
veaI-s1l Q91zc for large and e45 5@1oc for
small
Mutton-wethers. 961oc; ewes. SGec per ID.
Lamb-I01a 61l15c per h.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-1315c for light and II
612hc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. l fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. ga G5l5c
per lb under 900 lbs. 565Lc: second quality
all weights, 4a.G5c; thin. undesirable steers.
No. cows and heifers 4Iza415c: second
quality. 464Lc; common. thin. undesirable cows.
81, G3&c.
Desirable bulls and stags. 214GS14c; half fat
thin bulls. 2d2Lc.
Calves-Lightweight. per ID. 5st d5c; medium,
81 65hc: heavy. 464Ac.
Sheep-Desirable wethers. AZ 641zc; ewes,
d4hc.
Lambs (per lh)-Unshorn lambs. 6d6hc.
Hogs (per lhl-Hard grain fed weighing 40
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
Poultrr and Game

Arrivals Of poultry from state shipping points
were light yesterday. but another car ofrwesfern
stock. making the fourth received foF the week
went on sale. Large. young chickens and good
sized hroiierS continued to lead other desCr p
tions In point Of demand and hrrnneSs. Dressed
turkeys were offering IN small lots and sold At
the same prices quoted for live stock. the birds
being old and thin. Live birds moved slowly at
unsustained rates. although buyers were willing
to pay a substantial premium for prime fat
stock. Wild ducks sold ar lower prices, sales
being slow because Of the thnness Of the offer
ings.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. 81. 5Od5 FOR small.
S6G6.5O for large and $S6 10 for extra; young
roosters. S6l7: do extra. sT.50dS.50: old roost-
ers, S565.50; fryers. S5d5.5O; brOilers $50
for small and S46 so for large ducks. S7d 10;
pigeons, S1-75d2; squads. S2-5012; geese, 81 50
a 3 per pair: spring turkeys 2+d 26c per Ii.
Game (per dOzenl-Niallard ducks. S3d6 can
vasbacks. $4G6; sprig. S2-50d4; teal S2d2. 80;
widEeon. S2G2.50: spOOnbills. S2d250; gray
geese s364; white geese. 81 1.5O62. 80; brant,
s1.50d2-5O; hare, S1.5O62; cottontar rabbits
So 5O63
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce November 4:
Provisions

Cooking and salad oils lower. No other
changes
Cottolene-1 half Dbl. 12He; 8 half bbls. 121tc;
/ tierce, 12c; tierces, 115sc; tierces. 11%c
per ID.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 1914 Zoe; picnic
hams. 1415c: California hams. Ice; fancy bacon.
g to pounds 3015c 8 to 10 lbs 27c. 10 TO II lbs
26c; sugar cured. &c; light dry salt bacon, to
10 lbs 24c. 10 to IL lbs 22c; medium bacon. 19c;
LardNTferces 1870. 5Os 15%c. los 1sAc IS
l6%c IS 1910 compound lard tierces IL sc.
SOS 12c, los 1910. 5s 12tsc. IS 12ssc; yellow
cooking oil re per gal: white cooking OIL, 74C
per gall salad oil. soc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. IN
spected by the government. 81 per bbl high
er. Extra family beef. SIS per bbl: family beef.
SIS per bbl extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl;
smoked beef. 112c per III.
Pork-Extrs prime. in barrels. s32; clear. s34;
mess, $50; pig pork, $50; pigs feet. S5.I5 for
half bbbls, $40 for 35 ID kegs and s1.S5 for
kits