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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30
most Anything
Fun
Facts
Fiction
Froth
Fads
Folly
Josh Wise Says:
9Th forst thing about a
lovesick swain is that he
makes everybody else sick"
That bates all, for I'm Irish, too"

THAT bates all, for I'm Irish, too"
A Belgian firm is issuing playing
cards with black border for use
during the six months mourning
period for King Leopold.
On the outskirts of a mining
town neighDor knocked at the
door Of shanty and whispered.
Hist, Mrs. Jones! There's a
ghost settin' on yer back steps"
mot so loud" replied Mrs. Jones
with caution. That's my man. He
fell into pool in the mine today
and he's vowed he'll catch a cold
so he can claim sick benefits"
"Your play does not touch the
chords of humanity" said the
manager of comedy that had
been submitted to him.
Sure, plenty of human touch"
retorted the author. "The hero is
constantly borrowing money from
his friends"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30

Everybody is perfectly wild over
the Four Jealous Beaux puzzle.
There have been number Of
attempts at solution submitted, but
they are all full of flaws.
For, remember, the Four Jealous
Beaux are trying to get across the
Spokane river with their girls in
a boat built for two SO that no girl
will have to cross with any fellow
unless he is her beau, or remain
on either side in the company of
any other of the young men unless
her own beau is present.
Here is one attempt at a solu-
ton by persistent puzzler Let
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30
THE STORIES OF THE DAYS OF A WEEK

SUNDAY was anciently dedicated to the worship of
the sun.
MONDAY means literally the day of the moon
TUESDAY dedicated to Tusco, the god Of war
of our Saxon ancestors
WEDNESDAY is named after Wodn, the ancient
deity Of the northern nations of Europe.
THURSDAY was called so after Thor, the old leu
tonic god Of thunder.
FRIDAY is from Frea or Frign goddess Of Saxon
mythology.
SATURDAY means the day Of Saturn, being named
after the deity of that name not the planet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30
Horoscope
"The stars incline, but do not
compel"

compel"
Thursday, March 81, 1910.
Now angrily and in majestic
wrath
The planets frown on the is-
noble path.
On this ninetieth day Jupiter
is in opposition to the sun, maxi
ing evil representations for
speculation, combinations,
great financial schemes and
every attempt to gain money
by any except the most Iegit-
innate and generous means.
Mars, also, ascending into a
position of opposition to the
Moon, afflicts many persons
and plans, presaging evil re-
suits to harshness, tyranny,
lack Of consideration for infer.
iors, quarrel, lawsuits and
speculation.
Weapons and flame are un-
der evil signs. Persons Of pas
sionate nature will do we'll to
avoid argument or dispute, and
If they expect to meet enemies,
they should determine to exer-
else patience and calmness.
In business or social disputes
today, they will fare best who
adhere to the rules of honor
and generosity, even thought it
may seem to their temporary
disadvantage.
For persons of calm tempera-
ments, especially If they are
philosophical, the atmospheric
and etheric conditions are
likely to be entirely harmon
ious.
In directing others, it will be
necessary to be precise and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30

ting A. B. c and d represent the
beaux and a, b, and d the girls,
he started them thus:
and b rowed over, b returning
b and rowed over, returning
and d rowed over, returning
d then got out of the boat and
A and B rowed over
But here it fizzles out, because
if either A or B lands he would
be over there with and her beau
c, not present.
tIooks very, very, Oh VERY
much as If The Press must be re-
lied upon to give the answer to the
weird problem in Fridays issue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30

A village physician had a de-
crepit old man for patient who
was able to sit up and that's all.
He was looked after by his
daughter, who somewhat neglected
him. The doctor vainly urged her
to wash the old man oftener. At
last he complained to the girls
brother, who addressed her thus:
Look here Lizzie, you've got to
do one of two things-you've either
got to wash dad good or brush him
over with gold paint, for now he
amt no color at ALL"
She took the hint.
In London they are selling coke
by the penny's worth. 1t comes
done up in paper bags.
In mixed gang of railroad con-
structiOn men an argument arose
between two of the workmen. eff
there'd be fewer dagoes and Hun
garians in this country there'd be
more work and better wages" said
one. This was challenged by an
other man, and fight started.
During a breathing spell, one of
the combatants said. I'D be a
chump to be fighting over this sub
ject, for it's Irish l am"
Are you?" cried his adversary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30
THIS IS WHY SOME THINGS FLOAT

II body is immersed in liquid denser than itself
it will float with only part of its volume below the
surface. Archmedes, the Greek mathematician, dis
covered the prncpl that floating body dsplaces a
volume of liquid of the weight as itself When
acork is thrown into water it does not dsplace enough
water to allow it to sink. Think what would become
OF the world if ice sank to the bottom! Thickness upon
thickness would go to the bottom and the temperate
zones at least would in a few years be frigid zones
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30

In London they are selling coke
by the penny's worth. It comes
done up in paper bags.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30
L'ESPRIT DE LACE.

"Johnny, what are you going
to do when you grow up" II
"I'm goin' ter run away an
be pirate" fl
dixie Captain Kidd"
"Shucks, nav! I'm going
ter play Wit Pittsburgh
Birmingham Age-HeraId.
V-Piontor a. C. .imehm'TH TIL
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30
On Mo- 10 1-SO ~ n

On Man Is, 1853, an Epi-
curean, a Stole, a Skeptic
and a Christian were eating
together at a table in a
Leipsic restaurant. Their
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-30

The rector of Barton-Se
grave has attracted some
attention by his neat but
not gaudy almanac for 1910.
The rector is the spirit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
sECY. OF NAVY MEYER
WANTS COAL DEPICTS

Washington, Dec. 22.--lmportant
stmgetic points and centers Of possible
naval activities. according to a state
ment CT Secy, Meyer made to the house
committee on naval affairs in urging
a Sl,oOO,OOO appropriation for coal
denots are Puget Sound, Pearl Har-
Dor, Correisidor, Guantanamo. Boston.
New York and Hampton Roads.
Secy. Never has advised the COM
mittcG that there are no facilities at
any OF these places for conling bat
tie fleet eSpeditiously and that 1t Is
desired to provide them as soon as
possible
Conl depots of minimum capacity
of 10000 tons are required ut all these
places. in his opinion. PUGET Sound al
ready has u depot of $4,000 tons ca
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23

the exact effect under any particular
proportion of representatives to the
population on the returns Of the
thirteenth census. IT starts with a
minimum of 800. which Is one less
than the present size of the house, and
ends with II maximum of 440, each
table showing whether on such Il
calculation any state representation
would be diminished, increased or I'M
changed.
Chairman Crumpacker will have the
tables printed. with other data neces-
sary along that line. and will call a
meeting of his committee Immediately
after the reassembling of Congress. He
expects the committee will be able to
report n reapportionmcnt bill when
Congress reassembles after the holt
days
Minority Leader Champ Clark of
Missouri and other Democratic lead
ers Will be consulted. for the readjust-
ment always brings the threat of
gcrrymandcring. and a merry political
fight is in prospect when the bill
emerges from committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
MAURITANIA MADE ROUND
TRIP IN TWELVE DAYS

Fishguard, Dec. 22.-The Maure-
,tania, which LETT Liverpool on Dec. 10.
made n record voyage to New York
and return In Il days, arriving at
1922 o'clock tonight.
1t was the first time that n disem-
barkation at night has been attempted
at this port. The harbor was ablaze
with scarchlights, flares and rockets
Vessels blawftheir whistles. sirens
prayed and the crowds cheered as the
Mauretnnia steamed in, her band
playing and her decks crowded with
passengers.
The eastward passage of the Maure-
tania occupied days. Is hours and 81
minutes She maintained an average
speed of 1907 knots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
COOKS STATEMENT.

His statement in part follows:
Il have no statement 20 make other
than that which ! carefully prepared
Any interview | might give would nee
essarily lie fragmentary and doubt
less misleading also. so | shall not now
give OF any interviews and any pur-
porting TO come from me will not be
authorized. | spent weeks carefully
preparing my story. and have frank
~ said in It all there Is 10 say. Every
charge agalns: me- is taken UP and an
swered in its proper place in my mar
rativc.
II do not know what my plans for
the future Will be. / have not re-
turned to America with the Intention
OF making money out of my arctic
experiences, Money did not prompt
the writing of my story, as / have
seen suggested in certain newspapers.
AS l have said. ] have come back
solely for the purpose OF reliabiiitat-
ing myself and my family by setting
matters right with my countrymcn."
The argument among the George
WaShington'S passengers arose when
the doctors sympathizers aboard
wished II understood that he was re-
ceived with no shadow OF discrimina-
ton by the other passengers. His enc
mics wished it made clear that he had
been stunned. The minute the re-
porters, who had gone down the
harbor on a revenue cutter, stepped
into the saloon, representatives of
both sides assailed them. Persons
who in ordinary circumstances dodge
publicity as they would the plague,
buttonholed the reporters in their
eagerness to present their case first
Men elbowed one another tramplcd
on toes. shook their fingers in one
another's faces and shouted unquali-
fled contradictions. Women gave up
pouring tea to stand on tho brocadcd
chairs and peer over the ring of men
into the vortex of the discussion.
Cook was spared the embarrassment
Of this hubbub. He met the reporters
at the ladder when they boarded the
ship, perfectly poised. It was the same
DR.. Cook. n little less tanned and
worn. but with the same lock of hair
hanging down over his forehead. the
same retcent half-smile and the same
stubby mllstache.
I'm half an hour, gentlemen, l will
have a statement for YOU" Just make
yourselves Mt home in the ladies'
saloon. he said, and he lod the way
himself. He spoke n few words here
and there to friend, shook hands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23

pacity: Guantanamo. $4,000 tons. Bos-
ton. 800 and New York. $500.
Mr.. Meyer favors Puget Sound and
Guantanamo first. at an initial cost Of
SS90.000 altogether and . maximum of
S1,500, 900 as ultimate cost for each
Fuel dcpots at naval stations have
also been urged by Mr.. Me- at Bos-
ton. New York. San Francisco. Puget
Sound, San Diego, Alingapo, Corregi-
dor and Pearl Harbor Such depots
are being built at Key West. Charles
ton. Norfolk and Narragansett bay,
and one Is to be provided soon at
Guantanamo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
First Thing He Does on Arrival
From Europe is 10 Give
+ Out a Statement.
SAYS HE'S BEEN TO THE POLE
Is Going to Reply 10 Prof. Parker in
Matter or ascent of Mpunt
Mckinley.

" York. Dee. 22.--Dr. Frederick
A. Cook came back TO his native
land today on the steamship George
Washington rs calmly as il there had
never been north poln controversy
He said little. A tHpcwrittcn interview.
handed to reporters embraced all that
he had to say, With the exception of
the necessary formalities Of CONVEX
sation thrust on him by interviewers.
or far more dramatic interest was
heated controversy among the
steamship passengers concerning the
impression he had made on them. The
doctor asserted that he believed he
was at the pole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
OHIO LYNCHER GETS
TWENTY YEARS

Newark, o., Dec. 22.--Twctny years
in the pcnltcnltary was the sentence
passed today on Montella Watha, who
was convicted of manslaughtcr on
Dec. H. on ~ charge of having taken
part in the ynchine of Carl Ethcring-
ton Il dry detective, last July.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
HOUSE MEMBERSHIP
UNDER NEW CENSUS

Washington, Dec ga house
membership of 440 is the smallest
number under the census bureau
method of apportionment that will re-
suit in not decreasing the present num-
or of representatives from any state.
This is announced in a detailed statisti-
cal statement submitted to the house
committee on census today by the
census bureau.
Tho statement was arranged to show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
DOLLS. TOYS. GAMES.
33 1-3 Per Gent Discount.

For the remainder of the week all
Dolls. Toys, Games. Nmas cards and
Calendars onc-third of
Our sreat sale OF standard sets still
on.
Open Every Evening.
Descret News Book Store, 6 Main ST.
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Cine Scmperen5preOist.
gon Curt 5bisri 6.

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Gmport in lInbeihreibIihteit,
Weil bon BEN itdrteren GeIhledte
Gort Wanher ein, 3ipejSdoppen 5edts,
Sid ltdrtts bort in Seelenruh
uHo neil es itets bort Itil ging 5u.
Toh penn einmal Der Menit bat
Bed
90 piro oas Sdidial pt0Blit fred;
unb Ell man bentt, oaB IS 10 nab
Sit ous 9erbdngniB pt6bli6 ou.
90 zines ihonen Sases tumeu
gu ier Wirth peridieo're 9amen,
lin ietns yydIte fortsubetsn
llno ansusteln eiHeu Seben.
Der BdIte Shparm in 4nQit une
0raus
5lob Durd Die 6intsrtbur binaus,
80 oaB nit isner sSrauenidaar
Ter 9Birtb iehr boIb atleiRe mar.
IS mar ihm nift febr pobl 3u Wutbs,
qls pl0blih er nuf ieiner 9uoe
Sab oiefen Semperen5osrein;
8oh fiiete er iih bOflih orein,
Sbihor bon pem ansebli6 ihnahen
9ei6ledfi begannsn tlar sumodsn
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Hasiudrttse Wtdrtte.

HED BSt+F ~, JNUs
EstI. --snfnhr 90, ASS. Bsrianst III, ,2ss
DtS. glarst rubia, a5er unperdubsrt. ---
6ixisr vaients $40 $50. 10. StraisSts
ts.sS--s.4s, Dintsr srtra tt.so--4.so. ss.
sinasrs 3iatsrisrtsu t4.+o--&.sS, Wiausista
paisnts es.s5--s.ss. Riansissa Dafsrs t4.se
--4.ss, Aanias etraiehts $4.so--s.ls.
Assssnmst. IN hstis. eair bio satss
N.ss--4.lo. Asiss bis fsnss tA.tt--4.so.
Du4bsilsRmsS. "A rabis ~ ts.os
Der leo yfnnA
Raismstl Ia iistig. - 6ssnss ss.tss
nnb ssIbss tl.ss--i.ses srstes el.4S--i.so.
&ilH arifb 4s.se.
Hssesa ~ rabis. IA . Dshsra ssl<s
%. b. Nsn Dsrs.
GHes nsmiRsu. RaIisssfsss--s7ss.i.i.
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Nto " 70. jan.
stss MAR bsu.s rubis IN 3s2.Eo--3a6elG :
sLs aupisr piIia eatt ;u $ls.7S -
1900, elsst-sIstte su $3.50 - 1915 uHo
Gaiiins III $ls.25 49, ls.62l4. el,l luar
rahis 5a S4.s71x-4.721z uHo SpsIter idDat
IA se.io--s?s etisn mar uuosrauotgt. 10.
/ sounern aortbsrn su $Is.75--ls.2s, 30.
DO. sa $3.50 - 1900, SO. Southern uno
so Ssuttern i,it ;u sls.SO-l9.2s.
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aonatOea sIsrisa .2.7s--s.co per

Tomatoes. - bisrtea s2.Ts--s.c0 per
Crate.
gane.grsb aftt.
BstHen.- Marft fftit. Sruns Wares
fafS3.so--s.ss,s ,ssasbts sns s,i 6ase ss~
hbHSts Rass y7.IS---3.45 per 1x.
1s1 49, yeerft rntis. Hs. 1 ttMstts
Slaso--Is.eo, NJ. 8 -. t17.o0--17.so, ns.
3 10. Sls.so--1e.0o; 6Ies, sssif&tsr ~.
sl7.7s, Re. SIS. sls.7s; 4lss, xs. ] $500,
10. ss17.oe per Gsn.
NftIssfattss IN fee. Rleis $3.50
$3.50, NisbIias srsbs tss.oe--3s.ss, -.
so, senif Stss gatter sss.ss
--ss.ss pr fsnas is 3atf sss $l.ss astr
MI. Q Den ssf ssm SslsIi:.
@sIIe.- Der Msrft mar inbsr b.rfONts
n.n Bcdlt feit. Die aaafraas mar stns sut'
uns bic Sanbltr faaftsn su ben ioIs.no.u
Yreiitn.