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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14

Rersy moboie1st.Da w oEdobne
miekk1ej sk6rkowej orrawiie :
'{oconym tytuliklem, z}ocone
brzegi. $l.95
Clos Serca -Zblor mod43w i pie6a
ola dusz ~poboznych e du1ym
drukiem) opravne " sk6rke. :
z}ooonym tytulikiem. z}ooone
brzegi... 500
Clos 8erca- dutym drnkiem.
oprawna " sk6rke, Z okuciem j
zameczkiem, : z}oconym tytuli.
klein, zlocone brzegi.. ..4l-00
Ami6i Stro@ C~hrscscianina Katolika
zbi6r modfitw piie6ni s}ut2cy
dIa dnsz pobotnyoh rozmiarp
5xs3 cali " Bk6rkowej orrawR
Re zfoconym tytulikiem, z{ooone
brzegi.. $40
f - .t=.- -E1sE
Ani0t Str03-w skdrkowej oprawie
= okucicm i klamcrka, re E1oco-
ny1n y tulikiem, zlocone brse-
g 800
Anidt Strox -oprawny " moon4
f%rancuska sk6rks, glelkie ok1ada.
Ii, zfocone brxegi. re zloconym
tytuliklem ......... FL S.
Ani6t Stro&-Oprawny " mocn4
f%rancuska sk6rke, miekk,e ok{ad%
ri, zfooone brzagi re z1oconym
tytuligiem &l.5c
Wyb6r najosobliwszyoh nabotehstw
i piesni, ma duohow9 pooiechs i
posytek ludzi pobotnyoh r6s@
nych kslag zebrsny; oprawnyw
sk6rke, z koiorcwym obrazkiem
na ok.Adoe,~ zlocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk). 90
Wybdr oprawny v sk6rke : oku1
elem j klamerk9, z}ooone brse.
81 (gruby drak>.. ..... s1.so
Wianek ku czoi Naj6wietsze;; Mary
Fanny Z r6Enych nsbotehst,Wli 5n,ls
witty, oprawny Y sk6rke, 1iooo4
ne brzegi, : zfoconym tytullkem
okuoiem klamerk3 .$l.25
Dunina Ksiatka do nabotehstwa
ola wszystkich katolik6v, oprs.
VIVA wsk6rke. zfocone brzegi !
z}oconym tytulikiem. .tl.6e
Zbiorsk modgnw ola cz{onk6w A.
sto1stwa Sercs Jezusowego, o.
prawny " sk6rke angielsk4,
czerwone brzegi, z z}oconym ty-
tullk1em ..............s. $1.0O
rs. Z Ggt1ineyo wyk4ad Ewange~
lii i Lekcyi ma niedziele l 6wieta
ksiazka do o6wiecenia ! zbudo-
wanna duszy chrze6ciansko-ka-
tolickiej, Z gruntownrm wyja6--
. nieniem roku ko6cielnego, naj-
sldwniejszych obrzed6w ko6cisl~
nych, mszy 6wietej, n~abotenstwa
domowego l ola chorych, drog
krzTzowej, jakotet z~yciorysam.
swietych Pahskich, czczonych
mianowicie przez lud polsko-
katolicki, " ~czarnej oprawiezEe
z{oconym tytuliklem 1888. ts.5 20
Zymoty spiesych Rh1sksch M
ma wszystkle dnie roku, podlug
Observation-Disclosures zr6del,wy.
jetycb Z dEief ojotw doktor6x
ko6cio}a 6w. opraoowane podlug
ks. OLGA O. Bitschnaua, d.
wzgledniem 6Wietyeh panskich,
kt6rych wydala .zlemia polsks
AZ do ma nowszych czas6w. z 8
kolorowymis obraEkami i przea
sz}o 500 drzeworytami. Najnow.
sse wydanie poprawnea " pie
knej oprawie ~-........ e5.0e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
PrZez przeszfo so lat.

Uspakajajacy cyrop PAM Winslow uzywany byl
przez przeszlo P1EDZ1ES1AT LAT przez MI
LIONY MATEK ola ich DZIECI w CZASIE
ZABKOWANlA z doskonalem lowodzeniem. On
USPOKAJA DZIECKO ZMlEKCZA DZIASLA.
KOLKI i jest n%ajlepszem lekarstwem Ma BE
GUNKE. Sprzedawane W aptekach " ka4dej
czesci swiata. Badzcie pewni i pytajcie o ,,uspo-
kajajacy cyrop pani Winslow' q ME bierzcie in
nych. 25c butelka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
= -:i sT.
Go to Jest?

Psyn :6lto- .bursz.ynowego kolo-
RI, slodki, cierrtkl -aronatyczny
daiacy pocznoae .swlezosci jezykovi
d.iaslom j calej jamie ,ustnej-to
jest Severy Antisepsol. Mozna go
ukywadzbezpiecznie wewDatrz !, na1
zevnatrx. Uiyyxang b va do plaka-
MIA gard1a, poosa ; chorych nablon
kdw ~naturaln8eh zag}ebien cla4a,
jak r6wniez jAko srodek do p}ukar
MA gard1a, du usuwania zal.act6w
i do szpryoowauia, Wypr6b6j prsez
uzycie, Dob1adne wskaz6wki ma
kazuej Lutec,. Cena 2E cent6w
DO nabYcia u aptekarzy. w. F. Sc.
vera Co., Cedar Rapids, la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14

B6q z Tbb4, xe,steczka do nabo~
rozmiar 33x24 Gala ......lOil5c
Oh,oo1a Boqu, zbi6r najlerezego
nabozen1stwa i piesni kosoa,lnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. 45c
Lh,cata Bogu oprawna v sk6rke re
z4ooonym tytulikiem, z1ooone
brzegl.... QUO
Chrasa Bogu, Y osdobnej biafe1
opraw1e z klamerka, sfocone
brzegl.. bl.1u
Chvota Bogu, oprawna " m;ehka
skorke re zloconym tytulikiem,
zlooone brzegi.. 'shc
Chaoata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
sk6rke, re zloconym tytulik'em :
z~ameczkiem, wewnatrz "a ok4sdce
krzyzyk Z perloxej mac cY l.50
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r najlcpszeggo ma.
bozenstwa j p,eSni ko~acielnych,
ksiazeczka ola mlodzie1y, opraw~
ma v angie,ska sk6rke. z zlooo--
nym tytulikiem, oserwone brse-
D
Skarb ds1szy-oprawna " angielska
sk6rke. z}oconym tytulikiem,
z1ocone brzegi............ Soc
Sknrb duszy-oprawna y mlekk4
sk6rke : z}oconym tytulikiem,
zlooone brzegi.. 6oc
Skarb Auszy-w miekkiej oprawie
z z4oconym tytulikie'n, zaooone
brzegi.. 6Oc
Skarb d4szy-- oprawna " sk6rke.
z}ooonym tytulikiem Z okuciem
izameczkiem, z{ocone brzee coo
Skoro duszy-w eloganckiej sk6:
rzanej oprawie, z sloconym ty~
tulikiem, zfooone brzegi.... soc
Wyoo, elk ozyli kr6tki spos6b nabor
zenetwa oodzienzego ola rzym-<
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pis-
. 6ni, oprawny " sk6rke ze zloco-
nyn, tytulikiem, czerwone brze+
{: gl.- 3hc
Wyborek-oprawny " sk6rke, z}o-
cone brzegl, : obrazkfem ma O.
k}aaoe zloconym ty~tulikiem 45c
Yy6 ,rek-oprawny " sk6rke ITO.
cone brzegi, ze ziooonym tytn
lik en-, z okuclem i zamecz.
KEN DOC
Wyborek-oprawny " miekk2 sk6r
ke Z zloconym tytullkiem s}ooo.
ne brzegi... -. .60c
Wyborek-oprawny osdobnie "
miekka sk6rke Z z}dconym ty'u-
likiem zfooone brzegi..... IS
Wyborek oprawny v mocha miekkq
skorke, z z}oconym tytulikiem
z}ocone brzegi... s5c
Rerfy nabo&e1stwo-Z m%odlitwamj
6w. Alfonsa m oze6t Naj6wiet.
szcj Fanny Maryi nleustaj9oej
pomocy. Ksi4teczka oprawna Y
mocna sk6rke, = kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma okkadcc, z stoconym
tytulikiem. zlocone brzegi.. so,
Periy nabo&enstsco = oprawna v
miekka sk6rke Z osdobami, z{o-
conym tytulik,em, z}ocone brze.
-... 3laOO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
Jak CZesi buduja szkOfy.

W miejscowosoi Stikoy postano-
wiono zbudowac szkole. Gmina d.
Ia re svego lasu material drew
ny, cegfy i dach6wke ~ofiarowa4y
cegieln.e m~iejscowe. Roboty ka~'
mieniarskie wykona}o bezinteresc..
wnie towarzyttwo kam'eniarzy,
material zwiezli ma miejsce row.
niez darmo wiesniacy okoliczni.
Kierownictwa budowy podja} sig
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
SurOWa Kara.

Prezydent jednego z ch,cagoskich
SHADOW likieru, zosta1 zasadzony.
ma 10 m~,eeiecy wiezlenia j na 5000
katy p,%eniezneJ, "a y ype}nianie
swym toVarem flaszek, k16re zawie-
rally dob'ze znany p}yu, posiadaja1
cy rowniez swa marke ochronna'
Pow mo to bye o~strzezeniem ola
kazdegc. Dowiadujomy sig, re ME-
kt6rzy ~byznesieci nape}n,aja flaszki
e4ynnego Trinera Amerykshskiego
.EIiksiru Gorzkiego Wilma, podlej
szyml gatunkanl jedynie " celu o.
szukania swvch odbiorciw, a cara
zem row:ekssenia swych dochod6w,
Narodowe Stowarzyszenie Opleku~
now Mad Markami Ochronnym1
(,,National Trade Mark Protective
Association''h W krotce zajmie sic
to sprawl. Jak pow'ada sedzia
Walker, take postepowanie jest
gorszem cd rabunku ~ulicznego, po'
nlewaz osoba chora, zamiast lekar-
silva, doo'staje ificcha a nawet czassmi
szkodliwa podr6bke. Ola tego tez
prosimY wszystkich, by SIG stara]i
zaw4ze dos,ac originality Eliks'r
Gorzk,ego Wilma Trinera, kt6ry jest
uzHany "a najlepszy srodek zofsd-
kowy, a take " k}opotach n'estra-
wncsc,, " zaburzeniach Brwl, j i'd.
U wszystkich aptekarzy. Jdzef Tri-
ner, 1333-ls39 &c.: Ashland ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
Jelenie ola CesarZN Will.
helma.

uCxlIkGGo
W tYch dniach z puszcz litew-
skich przewioziono przez Sosno-
vice "a granice ca}y wagon ~ielen,.
Jest to dar Isp6zniony Niemc6w
f6dzkich ola cesarza Nllhelma ma
urodziny, kt6re cesarz obchodzit
inla ~ ~stycznia. Nadlesniczy La
sow krola pruskiego wraz z wete-
rynarzem pr1ybyli d. Sosn6wca
pc oabi6i %jeleni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
PrZeszfo tydZiei W Snie.

w Antwerpji usue}a " zaprze~
sz}a niedziele pewna kobieta i do
tad j~eszcze sic ME obudsi}a. Po~
k46ci}a sic ona 2 pewnym mezczyz~
na, kt6ry by} jeJ winien pienladze.
To ia zdenerwowato do tego stop
mia, re ropad1A W bezprzytomna
sennosc. Spiaca przyjmuje pokarm,
lecz przytomncsG ME wraca.
Pofkniety.
z parowca hamburskiego Plauen
spad4 do Atlan3yku pierwszy Off
e W TT. Pos4ano !odz, ~lecz przY-
by}a "a p6zno. Reklny rozszarpa1y
60 wobec nadjezdzajqcych }odz'a.
GrOta harlow.
Gracu donosza: We wrzesniu
ubieg1ego roku odnalezli robotnicy
W potlizu miejscowosci Peggan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-14
WIdelec " turcyi.

M}odoturcy ME ustaja " zapo-
czatkowaniu " swel ojczyznie re-
form europejskich. Jedna z ostat-
mich jest wprowadzenie do armii
uiywanla widelca. Jest to narze-
die nieznane W Turcyi, wyznawcy
Mahometa zastepuja 60 palcaml.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
GRANDFATHER TAFT AND TAFT

s'My father thought said President Taft, setting
out for his Bar Harbor vacation 'that two weeks was
Enough for vacation but wiser generation has found that
there is such thing exhaustng the capital of our
Health and constitution and that two three months is
not too much"
Maybe Mr. Taft s father in his time right. Maybe
the worker could recuperate two weeks vacation,
'judcious about putting in the time.
But Mr.. TafS fathers is also right in Oplnng that
this generation has learned that there is such thing
|exhausng the capital of our health and constitution
Since Mr. Tas fathers time, the cities have become
crowded with men, women and even children, much OF
whose sole capital is health and constitution and the
|servaon of said capital of pressing problems
OF course, all endorse Mr. Ta's generous estimate
|of two three months for vacation. God bless ali who
can grab off that much freedom from the grndsone! But
the fact is that very overwhelming majority of us cannot
afford cut off quarter sixth OF the food producing
toll without certainty Of having to contend during the
mander of the year. with such dstressfu things hunger
.nakedness and the pawnbroker.
Some of of the big ority referred to- hopeless of
any two three months vacation trying by organza
ton larger daily rest through the eight hour
movement endeavor to conserve capital OF health
and constitution in short periods of rest rather than III
lump.
And cannot help observing somewhat concdental
Mr. Taft that among your last official efforts prior to
YOUR entering on your two three months VACATION
your successful killing off Of proposition that we be
exempted from the calendar of Sherman law criminals
when striking for little pecemea vacation which the
eight hour policy grants.
Grandfather Taft and his both right about
needing nice vacations, but their philosophy the point
of our getting such to need pumping up awfuy
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
WHY PLUSH?
Plush!


The very word sets ones teeth on edge
1t reminds of dreadful early Victorian furniture in
moy unventilaed parors of the most unseemly coaks
that woman, lovely woman, made herself hideous
witand of all the seats in all the railway coaches that
ever bumped the joints in America
American railroads have been in business for about
20 years In that time they have improved IN various
ways The roadbeds of today better than those OF the
of strapron rails The rolling stock looks beter is
better in respects The motive power has been i'm
proved wonderfully.
But the seats unchanged. little higher in the back
perhaps but upholstered still in the red green plush
that adorned the seats that forefaters knew Indeed
there is suspicion rife that the SAME SEATS that made
our great grandparents miserable still to be found in
ever we are inclined to think that this suspicion is
un just
If one were to flay million caterpllars and tan their
hides to make him cushion of, he would have cushion
quite pleasing to the touch quite cool and inviting,
quite fine breeding ground for germs and vermn as is
the average puslc cursed seat OF the railroads OF
America
The plush seat is uncomfortable unsanay, uncrstian.
Why the churches banishing the plush cushion
now
Why then have stood for the plush seat for
three-qu of a century?
Perhaps for the that have stood so long
for high fares high priced Pullman bers public support
of Pullman porers rebates long and short haul niques,
smoking locomotives and grade crossings-whaever that
reason may be-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
POINTS

gate insurgency Loves labor Iostl Crane only Bit
he'll find insurgency coming east to investigate Crane
The difference insurgency Il
dares and the other dassent
whats Deso9" topic public lecture A.
within they've caught
Diego it's likely
AFRICAN Game Trails"
into a trial Of the judge and prosecutor
desiring novelty
hobo with
Chicago, spirit thing Jailed
her a novelty. And she's squawing about it.
And the Ohio insurgents are reminding Nominee Hard
ing that sIobbered endorsement Foraker
trying
baby through taking
would probably big little
howl once good and hard and long,
Queer they things,
by neishbors
They call 1t "the budding of a family feud"
they dope Maybe cheaper than choro
staff physognomist after crippn
his whskers premedtatedy
killed his wife, but shave his right
mind.
'-"
"Hatless day" just got by
who hates miIners
Lillian RusseIs bring play which shows
Of courage on the part Of both manager and ILL.,
Then Dick point
m Carrie in simply because he had
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

Do you leave a written invitation
for the summer burglar when you
go away from home for over Sun
day, or when you shut up the house
and go away, all of you, for a little
vacation?
Chances are about even that you
| do, though you think you have Sc
curely fastened every last door and
window, bolted the blinds and
| locked the woodshed.
That bid for Mr.. Burglar is writ
ten plainly in his own personal
| sign language on screened cellar
| air hole. or an unfastened back
door, or an open window in fathers
bedroom Often it is the very pre-
caution taken to protect your home
that gives the housebreaker his
chance.
So The Press has secured from
w. +. Stauffer, superintendent OF
the Spokane Merchants Police, a
few thappy thoughts on how NOT
to invite the burglar, how to fill his
marauding path with Obstacles
and particularly how to take pre-
cautions which will cause him to
pass By your house at a glance for
an easier proposition at Neighbor
Browns, in the next block. ..
A glance at them now will make
. It little more certain that you can
| find the silverware safe when you
| come home from the next outing.
THE first thing the summer
burglar does is to try the front
door" says Stauffer. IF you have
gone away, leaving the front or
back door unlocked, there is no
need for resort to the jimmy in
prying open a window-unpleasant
and dangerous work, because 1t
takes a little time in the open,
where the burglars apt to be seen.
You don't go away leaving the
doors unlocked? Funny thing.
Everybody says that, yet it isn't an
uncommon thing at all for the po-
liceman on his beat to try the door
of a house and find 1t opens to his
touch. This often happens on the
downtown beats also, where store
doors are left unlocked, or even
PAL Wy DpCu.
This forgetfulness of households
ers out for an outing, according TO
the officer. Is due to the hurry and
hustle of getting away with hun
dred things to think about, includ'
ing the basket of lunch, the fishing
tackle, Johnny's bathing trunks
such like small things. Possibly
someone is sent back for some
thing forgotten in the getaway
and rushes out again to overtake
the family. without thinking to lock
the door again. Absent-minded men
and women will even lock the door
carefully, and calmly leave the key
in the lock.
Then there's that screened cellar
window. Looking very secure, but
ats a bid that Mr.. Burglar accepts
with alacrity. II yields to a single
touch OF the jimmy II you've nailed
Il safe and tight on the inside. your
unexpected visitor simply rips OF
ihe screen in five seconds, and II
Inside q moment later.
Try n yourself sometime and SEE
how easy II 70 TO get inside YOU
paNsA-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
THE NEW MONTE CARLO

Down in gay old Havana morals slip on the banana:
There the coin and cheer will flow while U. s. is wrapped
in snowflake that lazy, may day Cuban glide!
The fast millionares keep will sail the brny deep
with each summer she goes to the land OF fewer clothes
For some men who have the money OF our land OF milk
and honey will make this child of Spain home for new
pirates of the main. Races cards. base ball the Wheel
CORY bull fights will appeal to the L. S. sport with cash.
and he II make winter dash to the Monte Carlo OF the
earth's west side ,
A few will come back in the spring, the old song thus
to sing:
"As walk along the Gay White Way with an ndepend-
ent air,
You can hear the girls declare,
He must be mllionaire!'
You can hear them sigh and hope to die
And see them wink the other eye .
At the man who broke the bank down in Havana
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
IN THE Pubic EYE.
XUA
NM w
SHORT METER.
RIP TIGHTS COLUMN.

Anyway we didn't fall for that
dope bunk. Nearest we got was
nervous disintegration."
Sam Langford and Bob Arm
strong. the Tar brothers, are dou-
bling in brass in New York, to the
tune of Cant You Hear Dem
Bones?"
The effort to revive ping pong
must stand still until the tennis
season ends. Mercy, Geraldine, how
strenuous!
Arab Dick and Shillaber please
send addresses.
New record for seventeen-year-
old baby filly with two white stock.
ings and one SPAWN is confidently
expected.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
BY NAN SkADDEMS.

Deeply disguised, l sought en-
ployment in a bean mill. On the
first girl l found one rat, three
beans, and a powder puff.
asked the boss why he tolerated
rats in the place. THE rats are a
buy product" he said.
l said Hello. Flossie." And she
said. "Howdy, kid. Howareyuh?'
asked her about the three beans.
She sal she was taking them home
to little Willie, who was starving
to death with the mumps!!
Alarmed at these conditions, I
left the mill, assumed the disguise
of dill pickle smothered in mush-
rooms, and sought a job as dish
washer in chop suey joint. The
conditions there were simply-!!!
Continued next time.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
OUR DAILY DISCONTINUED
STORY

Percival Giblets stood on the
track
He did not hear the bell.
But-he knew there was wash
out ahead. So he snatched off his
red flannel undershirt and waved il
IL the engineers face. That
stopped the train. Percy was re
warded with a free pass to Squash
willie. AS the train pulled away the
bystanders saw
IT'S END.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

HOUSE. He forgets that once in
side, out of public view, a burglar
may take his time, work leisurely
and surely, and ransack the whole
house. The carefully. barricaded
cellar door will give him as much
concern as lighting a cigaret. A
brace and bit will bore through the
panel. a hand pushed through will
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

Ihey VINO diSloyaI are
Shall face an angry star.
On this 222d day, Venus is in
ecIiptic conjunction with Nep-
tune, relation held by astroI-
ogy to be highly favorable for
the affairs of true lovers, but
malignant for all who are dis
loyal toward women or WOO
with mercenary or otherwise
ignobe motives.
Filtration is dangerous in
such periods.
The Sun rules in these "a
hours as the greatly fortunate
planets, influencing mankind
toward justice, honor and cour-
age.
All opportunities for showing
kindness. helping subordinates,
favoring interiors and doing
favors should be utilized under
such signs.
Magistrates and others pos
SCSotiS SfSot o3t'SIity ofS0to
be we'll inclined this day.
There is a good sign over
travel.
The day should prove good
for those who seek employment
and it is likely to be equally
favorable to employers hiring
people for any work.
Mercury and Saturn occupy
relative positions promising
we'll for writings, printing and
similar efforts for disseminat-
ing information or gaining pub
licity. but it will be we'll to use
unusual care in reading docu-
ments before signing them.
Speculation is likely to be
dangerous in this time, espe-
cialIy for persons Of variable
minds.
The day is marked as more
than ordinarily good for shop
ping visiting, entertaining and
seeking amusement.
An excellent sign, according
TO astrology, is over all the arts
of beauty, such as millinery,
dressmaking, decorating, jew
eIry and flowers.
Another good sign is over the
selection of schools, professions
or mercantile careers for young
persons.
There is a favoring omen for
real estate and building.
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eral of 'em-across the window.
AN iron bar outside is worth a
steel door inside he says. ITO
stop and file through iron bars
within sight and hearing of passers-
by is too risky for the average bur-
glar. He won't break a glass,
either, unless he has to, for the
sound is a sure police CALL
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

One frequent mistake, according
to Superintendent Stauffer, is to
carefully barricade inside doors
while leaving such easy avenues
as the screened cellar window on
the outside. The householder pins
his faith to a chair or piece of tim
Der placed against the door leading
UP from the cellar INSIDE THE
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
Oh, kou Kid!
/! Don't Wear
Pants!
Why Do You?

A lot of the
public prints are
advocating Hat
less Day." But
we've got the
re al s t u n t -
Painless Day
African say.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
STARTLING EXPOSE!

g (Note.-Miss Nan Skaddems, dis
guised as fried onion, has probed
the great work problem to the core,
and has written for The Daily
|Thing a startling story of actual
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
! !H0W IT FEELS TO WORK! ! 7!

conditions as a beanpicker. a dish
washer and a stoker on ferry
boat. This is the first spasm.-
Editor)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
AUG. 81 IS "PANTLESS
DAYp

ages keep cool in plug hats and
celluloid collars. Why can't we,
with a bathing suit added? Fido
wears pants. Do you want to be
like doggie? Let's observe August
"a as Painless Day." Sign the
coupon on page AZ.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
JOSH WISE SAYS:

81 want it plainly understood
right now that | amt going to do
no ritin' for the Daily Thing, an
any interviews purportin' tub cum
from me may be branded as imcom-
petent, irrelevant an immateriaI."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
DONT invite VACATION BURGLAR TO YOUR HOUSE

unlock the door or remove the
barriers.
How to protect cellar windows?
Stauffer declares the one best and
safest bet Is an iron bar-or sew
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
OSCAR AM ADOOLEY.

oscar: Faith, AdOoley, an
phawt makes yez so dogmatic?
Adooley: Nix, me hearty, 1t wal
only the dog biscuits l ate fol
breakfast.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09
HOW TO MAKE A HOT-AlR-
CLID

SHIP.
Take a piece of cheese, natural
or human, skivver it with tooth,
picks, initiate with a bicycye pump
and pin on few flies. Then
stretch a rubber band amidships
and let it snap back with full
force. That's the hot part of it.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1910.

Spokane Telegraph
service furnished by United Press.
month By mail,
months $50; $3.50
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Do You Realize

that we are giving you the highest class OF dentistry
ever turned in Spokane at prices within the reach
of ALL Think of it, $3.50 for the best rubber plate
when other good dentists charge from $l3 to $50 for the
same thing: $35 for the best ok solid gold crown
that YOU would pay s. to $40 for in other offices we
also extract teeth absolutely painless for only zoe
THINK IT OVER and don t pay more
Remember that the dentists in this office are gradu-
ate. licensed and competent, and that each piece OF
work turned out is under the personal supervision of
DIR r. E. Farnsworth, manager of the