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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
RIGHT THIS way, LADIES
AND CENTS! SEE 0SSIFIEO
man AND THE FAT LADY!

stood in groups, talking technicali-
ties wit hthe statesmen.
The midway was in full blast.
From the one side nostrils were
sensitized to the mingled odors of
frying hamburger. pork sausage,
chops and steaks, while the inevit-
able onion played it's usually i'm
portant part in the astronomical
scheme. From across the way the
ears were assailed with cries of
Right this way, see the ossified
man"-"The little horse is alive,
ladies and gentlemen; he weighs
sos pounds One sideshow did not
seem to meet with general approval
for some reason, whether the fake
seemed too self evident Is not
known. but the women visitors
passed II by with scornful glance
and q shrug of the shoulders; the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
KRAMER
TOLD THE
REALFA

Tn a sermon delivered
Sunday night at the First
Baptist church, the Rev. j..
w. Kramer, the pastor, says
that gambling has been and
is being carried on on a large
scale in the downtown hotels
and cigar stores, chat white
slavery IIourisnes, and that
the dance hall evil is men
acing the youth Of the city,
all without protest on the
part of the police.
Rev. Kramer is the first minis
ter of the gospel that has had the
nerve to arise in his pulpit and con.
demn the notorious conditions pre-
vailing in Spokane with the toler
ance of the peolice.
Acting Chief of Police Sullivan
comes out in an interview in which
he denies that Rev. Kramer told
the truth in what he said. Mayor
Pratt takes the same stand and re-
fers to Sullivan as chief" in spite
of the fact that Sullivan says that
he is not a chief.
Rev. Kramer will have no trouble
making good on every charge that
he has made. He can show that at
least six big gambling rooms have
flourished in Spokane since the
first of the present year, which
are now running less openly than
before because of the charges pend.
ing against Sullivan He can show
that one of these games was run
by no less parsonage than the
brother of the chief, Denny Sulli-
van. In the rear OF the Havana
cigar store, on Sprague avenue. He
can show that city contractor
lost $500 playing poker In one night
In a cigar store near the corner OF
Howard and Riverside. He can
show that Doc Brown conducted a
"Wide open" game on First ave
nuS and that two detectives from
Suliivan's force went to the pro
prfetSr of hotel in that neighbor.
hood and told him that 1t was al
right to let Doc Brown open up
his game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

The natural hustle and excite
ment attending the opening day OF
the fair was not so evident this
morning. Things have settled down
to business like routine, and visit
ors, instead of being carried away
by the hurry of things in general.
travelled leisurely and interestedly
from one point TO another. Busi-
ness, however, was not at stand.
still On the contrary, it was very
evident in some quarters. The west
ern part of the grounds resembled
a day on the farm during the har-
vesting season. Gasoline engines
coughed spasmodcally, while
threshers and harvesting machin-
cry of every description was run
ming under power with an incessant
whir of cogs, chains and wheels.
while interested out of town folk
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
ALFRED VANDERBILT
TO MARRY AGAIN?

(ey United Press Leased Wircl
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-it 10
persistentiy rumored today that
Alfred Vanderbilt will soon wed
again. Gossips declare that his
prospective bride is Mrs. Smith
HolIins Mckee, nee Emersan,
beauty, divorcee and one Of the
best horsewomen in New York.
Some time ago rumor con-
nected the names Of the two,
but Il died out, only to be re-
vived when Vanderbilt took q
new house at II East Sixty-sec-
ond street. The couple have
been seen much together, and
Mrs. Mckim 10 a chum Of Mrs.
Reggie Vanderbilt, who has
been looking after Alfred Van
derbiit's affairs since his wife
divorced him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

show in question was THE longest
haired woman in the world" Ma
dame Baker.
Ice cream venders have been
given the icy stare so far this week,
but the coffee and hot drink dis
pensers We're working overtime.
; At the aviation tent the me-
chanics were busy making a few
last alterations and improvements,
while along the main roadway of
the grounds horses were continu.
ally tfotting back and forth, now
breaking into short spurts of speed
as the way seemed clear and now
slowing to walk.
The farm and fruit exhibits were
well patronized, There seemed to
be a humber of out of town exhib.
Continued on PAGE Two.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
AND THE END WAS DEATH
FOR THIS POOR GIRL.
DRINKS CURSE DROVE 2eYEAR- OLD GIRL TO
DRUNKARD's GRAvE-A TRAGEDY IN
A SINGLE DEATH NOTICE.
September 30-Died, Florence
Abbott, age 26, acute alcoholism"

September 30-Died, Florence
Abbott, age 26, acute alcoholism"
That is a brief entry made on the
boks of Sacred Heart hospital last
Friday morning.
Not much there to summarize a
tragedy, is there?
But back of this brief little entry
lies story of life, life in the real,
the story of woman's downfall, OF
broken hearts and horrible death
great. big, throbbing tragedy Of
the curse of drink.
Florence AbbOtt-maybe that was
her name, maybe it wasn't; anyway,
that's the name she went under
was the daughter of honest and re-
spectacle parents, parents who
guided her along the right way. who
watched over her and guarded her,
who glowed with pride as they
watched their little human blossom
develop and expand into woman
hood.
Friends were many for Florence,
for she was fair of face and figure,
and she was popular with her little
set until the curse came
Occasionally at party or some
little social function wine would be
served, and Florence. with the 9TH
ers, would drink it. The taste grew,
and about three years ago the liquor
habit had gained such hold upon
her that she drank to excxess.
Friends pleaded with her, parents
implored, to forswear the drink.
And time and again Florence prom
ised. She would never drink again,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
GOV. HAY ACTS ON SUGGESTION OF 1.-THE PRESS
LABOR COUNCIL ENDORSES HEARING
BY COUNCIL OF POLICE CHARGES

n night
favor of trial the charges against Acting Chief Police Sullivan by the
council
resolution adopted protesting against the legal qubbg by which it is
shift the police
asked Sullivan full and fair hearing
to
mandeda julyp probe the police
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Society has
given up its attempt to reconciliate
Col John Jacob Astor and Mrs. Ava
Willing Astor. the beautiful wife
who divorced him. There have been
many rumors as to the cause OF
society's interest in the Astor fam
lily affairs. Some believe that
should the mutt millionaire and his
wife remain apart, one or both will
renounce America to live in Lon
don. which would be a severe loss
to fashionable New Workers, who
have always been eager to laugh
dance and be merry at the swell
Astor home on Fifth avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
No FIREWORKS
WITH DRY
!. FARMERS

There will be no fireworks in the
way OF spectacular struggle over
conservation in the Dry Farming
congress if M. K. Hay, governor of
Washington and leader of the state
conservationists, can prevent it.
Hay this morning said that this
congress was in session for busi-
ness, and that he was absolutely
opposed to injecting any politics or
political dis ussions into it's ses-
sions. The congress, he said, was
starting off most auspiciously, and
that it would not do to disrupt or
in any way interfere with its busi-
ness by injecting a discussion of the
relative merits of state or national
conservation.
While he would be pleased with
an endorsement of state conserva-
ton, he said that he would abso-
lutely oppose bringing up the ques-
Continued on PAGE Two.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
POWDER LAUNCH?

AGNEWS, Cal, Oct, 4.-Tom
Hurley, marsh hunter, today told
a United Press correspondent that
a launch, answering the description
Of the mysterious powder launch,
was abandoned September 26 on
the Indigo mud flats, six miles
north Of AIviso in marsh.
Hurley asserts that empty pow
der boxes Weer found in the launch.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
HER JOKE ALMOST
KILLS HUSBAND

LOGANSPORT. Ind. Oct. A.
"Do you feel like doughnut to-
night?" said Mrs. Charles Miller to
her husband as she passed him II
plate of "sinkers" at the dinner
table.
Miller was eating n peach. The
idea struck his funny bone just in
time to start him eating and laugh
ing at the same time. The peach
stone slid into his epiglotts an0 lie
strangled until physician Was
called.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
THE DANGER TRAIL
BY JAS. OLIVER CURWCOD

The nstaiment this
M appear The
The this is laid in the Canadian Northwest
with railroad civil
who has Chicago the of the
build railroad Hudson night
he a who leads him into ambush
mysteriousy this
ming with the Chinese chop ending
The House the Red Death there that
breahess with the wild
else writing
fiction the his readers
all ALI him. John Howand hero
while with him beautiful
fascinating daring The Danger Trail will fix
Curwood reputation all tine lovers outdoor life
adventure
REMEMBER, IT BEGINS IN THE PRESS TOMORROW.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
LA TOILETTE
OPERATED ON
SUCCESSFULLY

ROCHESTER, Minn., Oct. 4.
An operation on Senator Rob-
ert M. laFollctte was success
fully performed today at the
Mayo brothers hospital. Mrs.
LaFollette announced shortly
10 o'clock that he operation was
over and that the senator had
Wlthstood the shock we'll. The
operation, she said, was a COM
plete success.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
CHARGE LOCAL
CENSUS WAS
PADDED
U. S. Secret Agent Said to
Have Collected Evi-
dence.

It is charged that surprising
padding of the Spokane census of
1910 has been discovered by Spe-
cial Agent McClain of the census
bureau, who started a crew of three
men at work yesterday in check
ing up the enumeration in the
downtown hotels and lodging
houses.
1t is charged that Japanese. Chi
nese and other foreigners were re
corded as negros and citizens. that
women without husbands were put
down as being In double harness.
that married men were given wives
and that some r.Cn wepe listed who
Continued on PAGE Two.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
WILL DEMAND
EXPLANATION
STATE TAX BOARD MUST SAY WHY THEY LOW
Erred RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS TO
THE AMOUNT OF So, 10000.

publication The telling
the lowered railroads
the general had stood raise of $3OO00O Governor
M. Hay has written to the board for explanation
The containing the article has forwarded
members
for he
this the
them Details said the The this
Parrish of the board been noted champion higher
railroads his him
pcon avotsm this The other members have
their
the can't why they the
county"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

Sinks; 50
DROWNED
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PANAMA, Oct. 4.-That SO per-
sons out Of 70 on the steamer Chiri-
qui, which sank near Point Jara-
chine, were drowned is the belief of
survivors who reached Jarachine to-
day.
Thirteen survivors were picked
up in one Of the Chiriqui's Iifeboats
and were brought into port.
The Chiriqui sank after its boilers
exploded near Point Jarachine, the
survivors say.
A second lifeboat, with nine sur
vivors, which left the wreck after
boat No. I, in which the survivors
were found, has not yet reported.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

she vowed after each of her more
and more frequent lapses.
But the curse was upon her, and
she fell again and again. At last
she let go all holds and gave up
her life to the drink.
During the last three months of
her life she was under the fearful
influence nearly all the time.
Then came the inevitable. De-
lirium tremens. that horrible, creep
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

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TlmBberi6t.


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Qte6e Die Qarrbeit 3u per3stben, uno
burfte ohne peitere 8e6eQigung nah
6auIe oe6en. Seit oieier 3eit dber
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rem 5tot odb, bdtten iie dber niemdl5
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mano burfte Die MDbnung betreten.
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SeItidmes 9 hulgea
feb. Sin 3ptIhenial1 in Der Irou'@
bale Shule bel 9reibam, Sreg, bat
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&abniinn aus Giferiu6t.
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Parts, Is. 5ebr.
Gin feltener TaQ bon berbreheriz
fhem Wabniinn ma6t 6eute in Barts
BON Ii6 rsben. Sean 9arat, Der Be-
tiger elmer groBen Qpotbete in ber
Rue be 9uuqtraro tpuroe gefteru berz
bdftet, neil er felt Mpndten feline iunge
iSrau in einem buI6ountlen Simmer an
elmer &ette bttIt. Die ungliitlife
bate ibr iiingites aino bel Iih, bas
fie nod ndbrte. 2lls man tie auffanb,
lab man, baB lie einen eiiernen Rtng
um ben 6als unb etierne gduDer um
ben 6anogelenfen trug, BON oenen Set
ten mad einem in Die 0ano ein9eLuiIez
nen ShloB gingen. Sic fonute MIR i'm
umtreiIe einiger S6rttte iih beipegen.
2luBer Der 7eFelung trug Truu 9arat
nod cine Dirt BON &euIhbeitsgiirtel,
elm untsrtleio bon Sotleinndnb, bd5
qleihfaQs purh Elm GunItihIoB gez
iihert mar. Der 2tpotbeter Yarat
bate aLein bic SdluTel 3u bieie1
5olterpert8eugen. Gr mar auf feline
Srau 10 pubniinnig etferiiittig, 0aB
er lie jeosm Bid zines anoeren UIen.
iheu entsieben rpoqts urD lire Treue
in elmer Bsi1e 81 ihiiben periuhts.
oeren ld6erlide 9arbarei penteftenS
Gin 6iitoriithes SntereiIe bat, nur Dap
Der 9ertuguoiu, pom oem bic alien
QopeQiiten iebr luittge @eihihten er=
adblen, in pieIem Sale Elm Warterinz
Itrument mar, ba5 &0rper uno Seele
suqleib erproiIelte. Die Gntoedung
oes gerbre9ens lit auf cine 4n3eige
3uriid8ufitbren, bic cine SfpeIter Der
Trau Qarat mahte. Gs mar ben
Tad6arn uno Der SamiIie ItDn lett
lan9em aufQefaqen, oaB PGrat feline
6ruu bon iepem llmoanq fernbjelt. Gr
bate lie i'm Sabre 1900 qeheiratbet,
aus qiebe, tpie ieine Sfpdqertn era
| 3dhIte. Qtber ihon ieit mt6reren SAB
rem na6m bieIe 2iebe ionoerbore Tor=
men an. gu Der 3eit, ais Grau Qarot
nod an Der 4aTTe Der 2tpotbete IaB,
/ iiberpahte ibr Ruuu iie nit ejfers
| fiiatigen 8liden. Sie burite nit nies
manbem fprehen, nidht einmal nit
| Irauen. Shon pamals b0rte Die ROD
bari6oft Oft, oab fie bon ihrem
gtaRne grauIum eeitIdsen Duroe,
rDu ioQit Mama i'm fTrteoen IaiIeu,
gdter6enl" rief etnmal bas dlteite
aino. g(bsr pa 5rau 9arot iit nie
betluqte, mar Elm Ginihreiten njdt
m0alih.
Gnolih i'm Sttober 1903 erbielt bi:
| QriminalppIi3ei einen nnonpmer
9rief, Der cine t0rperlihelluterIudune
Der fSrau gdrdt anrietb. Die 5rau
ipurDe Sur p0li5ei qebolt, bon peib'
Iihen Qsenteu unteriuht unb es fans
| iih, baB iie nit Dem I6on befdriebe.
nsn Aeuihbeitssiirtel betleioet mar
Der Mann erhielt cine ernite Grmua
nung. er mari iih por Ieiner 5rdG
ouf Die anR, fIebte. ieiner srobeE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

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