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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
MOB OF 100 ATTACK
BAND Of 0R|ENTALS.

The Japanese arrived here three
weeks ago from Seattle, the first
large party of Orientals ever
brought into the town. Saturday
night mass meeting was held and
yesterdays move decided on. The
Japanese offered no resistance and
there was little disorder.
Darlington is town OF 400 peo-
pie, in the extreme northern part
of Snohomish county. about 20
miles back from the sound, the
terminus of Northern Pacific
branch line.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
UNGULATES AND
TITANoTHERE EAT FROM T. R. s HAND

1t might rather of Theodore Rooso-
velt wild west pads they could have
he delivering his address the
University OF Oxford high English nstit
tons old Oxford the granddaddy And Teddy has
called" them His is a high spiel.
For instance Rattlesnake Pete might
have called for doctor had he heard say may he
that there anaogies almost when Teddy
began looking at things phyogenetica did Is
this address, Pete would probably have ana
trusted to instinct to put bullet In the heart
Among the little animals Teddy mentioned his Oxford leo
the huge tanothere last but
least the auochhonous unsulaes beasts
perfectly at home in Oxford hand tis
said. ' ~
On yes there also the which mentioned
amiary And he spoke OF the or the
tertiary period though he had but recently
Altogether 1T was A. D.. LID, Ph. d., D., NJ D. o. E
" c. NJ P, NJ C. F. r. G. s. r. A. IT r." of lecture Ron
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
EXPLAINS WHY T. r.
WASN'T KILLED

NEW YORK, June 14.-Fred-
erick A. Starr, president Of an
thropology in the University Of
Chicago, who predicted that
Theodore Roosevelt would new
er return from the African jun
giles alive, today explained why
his representations were
wrong.
He says Roosevelt did not
penetrate the portion of Africa
that Items at first announced
he would visit. Had he done
so he would have encountered
the poison-laden swamps that
would have killed him, Profes-
sor Starr says.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
(By United Press Leased Wire)

DARLINGTON, Wash, June IA
Sunday there were 80 Japanese
in Darlington. Today there is not
a yellow skinned man in or near
the town.
A mob of 100 white men yester-
day marched on the Japanese, prac.
tically all Of whom were employed
by the United States Lumber COM
pany, gave them an hour to gather
up their effects and then accom-
panied them to the station and saw
them aboard Seattle bound train.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
GLIDDEN TOUR BEGINS.
NV United Press Leased Wire

CINCINNATI, June 14.-Twenty-
one automobiles chugged out of
Cincinnati today on the first leg
of the Glidden tour. The referees
car left at 7:45 a. M, and the
other. automobiles. start. at. 8
o'clock. The first days run will
eud at Louisville and the route lies
way OF Lexington, Ky.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
MRS. WARD CLEARED.


CINCINNATI. June IA war;
rant against Mrs. Jeanette Ward.
the woman connected with the trial
and conviction of Fred l.. War
rher. defanlting local treasurer OF
the Big Four railroad. charging her
with lunacy, was dismissed today
by the probate court.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

LA CROSSE, Wis.-Twenty-two
years ago Alfred Perrenaud came
here from Europe, making the
ocean trip in the steerage. Yester-
day he left for Europe, with first
class cabin accommodations. He is
a large sheep grower.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
HIGH COST OF LIVING
MAY BE REDUCED
Careful Reading of Ads Each nav
win Save Much Money.

Every reader of The Press
should read tne advertising coll
umns carefully each day. for the
reason that the best and most re-
liable stores of Spokane advertise
their choicest bargains here. Both.
necessities and Injuries may. bs.
purchased In this way at very
substantial savings under regular.
prices.
For instance. one of the leading
stores of the city has these items
In it's ad today: $4,00 silk waists
on sale at $l,6+; sl2.50 silk dresses
on sale at s6.s4.
1t Will pay YOU well TO read the
ads carefully aud zee which stuTe
offers these bargains. Thee are
many other snaps lust as good,
Read the ads and save money.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

70 In the present day kissing has been subject
ESPECIALLY the doctors of medicine whom
people and others that kiss
properly used in small doses
A. NJ Worthngton Harvard
eroog not much in sympathy with the agitation which
object the abolition of kissing Much of this
bosh said Dr. Wohngton There is the
healthy cenly should kiss
without upsetting the bacterial balance"
Maiden ladies Of advanced have been
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

DENVER.-At Peimeriee, N. NJ,
a II year old safecracker has been
caught. According to the boys
story, he was carefully trained for
the robbery by a gang of Mexicans.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

WASHINGTON, ID, C.-Miss Hell.
en- Taft, daughter of president, pre-
sides at White House dinner to
Prince and Princess Fushimi. and
Japanese ambassador and others.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

Miss Winnie O'Connor fell into
the river. Mrs. O'Connor plunged
after her 16 year old daughter.
Joseph O'Connor followed. Luke
Maahen was next. John O'Hara and
James McAvoy came in the order
named. Everybory was nearly, but
not quite, drowned. The blood of
Ireland is good deal thicker than
water.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
BOTH ROADS GET FRANCHISES TONIGHT
OPPOSE POLICE AND THEY TRY
TO RUN YOU OUT OF TOWN

><>~> >>>~>~ ~><>> = .
= Don't oppose the police. =
. If you do they will run you =
. out of town." .
= This was the advice given =
= by two Of Officer elders =
. friends in the Elliott case to =
. Mrs. Patie Riggs. But she
= said she feared not the police .
. and told what she knew of the .
. case. .
. L. p. RindaI, a Norwegian
. surveyor, and prominent men, =
. ber of the Sons of Norway,
. may be experiencing what =
= these women said was in store .
= for opponents of the police. =
. Rindal was halted on the .
= street Saturday night and was =
. searched. Last night he was =
. told by the Same officer that
. he would be placed under ar .
. rest if he tried to create any .
. more trouble about the mat
q ter. =
>><><< . . . ><><>>
Officer Lally. No. 50, on the
Spokane police force, is learning
the Sullivan police methods in a
hurry. Lally IS new recruit on
the force. He is the officer that
held up and searched l.. p. Lindal,
peaceable citizen, Saturday night
without cause.
Sunday night Lally halted Paul
Peterson and Pete Salsberg at the
corner of Second and Division. 1t
was about midnight and the men
were headed toward their home,
E3 Pacific avenue. After looking
at the men closely, Lally asked
Peterson, Are you the man ] held
up last night" Petersen said that
he was not the man, that party be-
ing l.. p. Rindal.
Yesterday Mr.. Rindal took up
with Police Commissioner George
Mudgett the conduct of Officer
Ially Mudgett took Rindal to the
chief. who with one of his usual
imperative waves of the arm, dis
missed the case. This was suf
flcient for the police commissioner,
who told Rindal that he could do
nothing for him.
Sullivan dismissed the Elliott
case in the same way every time
it was brought to his attention.
Last night at o'clock Mr.. Rim
dial met Officer Lally on his way
home. Rindal asked the officer the
occasion for stopping and search
ing him Saturday. The officer was
In no pleasant mood over the affair,
since 1t had been reported to the
station and published in The Press,
and remarked to Rindal:
"lf you want any trouble about
this thing I'll take you down to
the station
Officer Lally is learning fast the
sullivan police system. A few
more weeks and he will be eligible
to shine along with some of the
expert sleuths of the chief.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

lONDON--Adeline Genee, the bril-
liant dancer who dazzled New
York last season, will he married
next Saturday to Frank Isitt, legal
adviser of the Duke of Newcastle.
Mile. Genee is a favorite of Alex.
andra, the queen mother.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

HONOLULU.-Th cases of
plague found among Russian i'm
migrants just landed from Japan
eSe steamer
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
odl5l~
a 0nd~
ENd@

CARSON, Nev.-Differences be-
tween Mrs. Gladys Emory Aoki and
her Japanese husband have been
patched up, and sch has withdrawn
her suit for divorce.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

Have a pleasant trip east?"
"Yep."
How did you find New York;"
"Why, you can't miss it if you
take the right train
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
MURDER IN ITALY
A DEEP MYSTERY

panied by wierd incantations, in
which Mrs. Charlton participated,
partially clothed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

To have his memory kept green
man must be true blue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
GUS SAYS TODAY:

1.-TWO wimmen
was in a drug
store. Wun said:
Yer baby is gittin'
so it kan talk aw-
ful plain, an | no
list teers in the
4 [ h er wOman's
ayes. The wealth
er for tomorrow
Will be fair and
warmer
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
DAY
PARADE
TONIGHT
. - = = . . . . . q . . . . .
. LINE OF MARCH FOR .
q TONlGHT'S PARADE q

. Start at Spraaue and Ber- .
. nard at 7:30, north to River .
. side, west to Post, north to =
= Auditorium theater. .
. . . . & . . . <~~% 90
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- "GET THE NOON HABIT" .

The Press Noon Exrson the streets
a $780, the WIRE
newsstand newsboy
Q . Q Q Q >< o q . . Q . . . Q Q . Q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14
WILD RIDE IN RUNA WAY YBALLOON@1WN7U
HOW THE POLICE TRY TO BRIGHTEN MFORNERS H

don't forget to give carrier
your new address or teIe.
phone The Spokane Press,
Main 375.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-14

Weather-Fair tonight and
Wednesday; warmer. Yss-
terday: Max. Temp. ~, Min.
AZ.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09
Waynesburg

a. Z. Morgan our hustling merchant
IL having a new addition put to his
store.
rolbert Burleson and Miss Lenie
fadgett were married last week.
Il. ". Singleton is doing a hustIing
business with his mill
Mr.. Fred Gooch sold one OF his
farms at good price.
Our country is getting filled up
with strangers.
There are more bird hunters around
here than birds.
MIR. Jim Wilson has been very sick
but Is some better.
4 big meeting is going on at the
baptist church Everybody come and
prlI g ,oni bible and take part.
Mr. John Gooch has done some nice
Improvement work on his farm.
X. Y Ballard has built a new house
on his farm. Guess he is going tn
farm on a large scale.
Alo Caldwell is going to build on
their farm at the Old Jack Spring.
We will be glad to have him come
W on the hill.
Mr.. NJ n. Mitchel's little bow has
got Wen. a. Mitchell the monument
man Is az Mckinney this week help
ing Harry Jacobs out with lis work.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09

SEVERAL CASES pAsseu On rHls
E'GGS.

County Judge James =. Bailey neld
quarterly court this week and passed
upon q number OF cases. thoagh a
larger number we're continued he.
cause the litieants were not ready tor
trial.
n. ~. Padgett was awarded SO
damages against the Cincinnati
Southern railroad Company for Kill.
ing three hogs at his home near Way
nesburg.
w. ". Brady won out in the suit
against him brought by Margaret
timfor. OF Danville. for $50. ..
Mrs :. y Williams, OF Highland
was given judgment in the SUI.
brought against her by Chicago Mer.
camille Company for some goods. T.
being shown that Mrs. Williams re-
fused to accept the goods and had
not taken them out OF the depot.
q. T.. Newland was given judgment
against e. II. Kidd for $50 on mort
gage
IT, the suit against X Banks
against r. H. Ballard to settle the
title ~ farm. the dispute being
whether the farm sold by ballard "a
tanks contained so or Is acres. ths
Jury disagreed. standing 4 to 2.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09

WELL KNOWN CITIZEN or STAN.
FORD WEEDS MekiN.
Nev LADY.

Cicero Reynolds one OF tie best
known residents OF Lincoln county
and Miss Mary Hughes. popular
and lovatle lady OF Mckinney. were
United In marriage at the home Of the
groom on Lancaster street Wedncs.
cay evening BY County Juiv James
\" Valley. Only q fs" intimate
friends OF the groom were present,
the ceremony being qn.et'y perform.
ed. and followed by tier congratn.
lations Mr. Reynolds 1rov" over to
Nc kinney in tue morning after his
bride. and invited a few OF his
his friends TO see tie kno, tied in
the evening. they viii make their
home in the city.
This g. TIE second matrimonial
venture for Mr.. Reynolds. wno lost
his first wife. by wnom h. raised
several children. some time aeo. Fol
many years MIR. Reynolds held OH
cial positions in the county: ne Is
man ., means anj the host Of
friends O. the couple will N,,l 'nrn
every happiness
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09
Gilberts Creek.

hr. George Redman has return Il
nom business trip to sonora.
Miss Polly Traylor has returned
home after spending few days az
Danyille
Mr.. Richard Burnside OF Lancaster
passed through on 1905 train Friday.
Mrs. John Trayior and daughter
While spent few days at Crab Orch
ard with her daughter Mrs. Ivon Fish.
Mrs. J. r. Buck spent Sunday with
ner mother at stanford.
Mr. Fred Moser IL getting along
nicely
Mr. Lee lioltzclaw made business
trip to Lancaster.
Your correspondent has been sieie
for several days suffering with a
bad cold.
Miss Nonerai Hutchinson spent sun
day With Mi. and Mr.. Bruce Dausa
evy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09
Pleasant Point

,,,.,. ,.,,,,.o,od a., oxoai.
ois -. n p,n,is, churci' an
sne ii,on o.
Land buyers arc premium IN this
section.
j. VI. l'uWeese "ho purchased
farm from X. r. Horton Is preparing
10 erect handsome resiuehce'
NJ Francis bought OF james Eiiio't
q COW for $40.
T.. Harmon spld good mix CO"
to Marion Douglas
{. ID. Evans ha.hS MS saw mil
moved nom uNS pace III Nichoias-
vile
fuian carrier sold MS saw mil 10
his brother' Green. Price private.
Rev. Peterson sold his farm OF ten
Sess,on - u ,,o's a,ya ~ =, on ro ' oS
William Carroll has erected a nice
stock barn and is now improving his
dwelling.
ID. L. Afford and Franklin Mitchell
are clearing 30-acre tract OF land
tor DIR. G. NJ. Thompson.
Thomas Afford is stripping tobacco
over near Darville.
Nash and Day who are said TO be
expert tobacco strippers are kept busy
Icy the farmers OF this section.
Mack Wall has the Arizona fever.
". VI. Powers Is on the sick list.
Ihe lttie son OF James bunch Is
seriously III ana not expected 10 re-
cover
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09
Brodhead.

The BAPTIST Sunday school will give
an entertainment consisting OF sever
al new and nice features on Nblrs
eve
" e.. McIIee and A. b. Furnish o.
vt Vernon have started a wholesale
flour and iced store az that place
" tch Is the inst OF the Kind ia the
county.
Mr.. Andrew sutton, OF the Chest
nut Ridge vicinity is veiy sick with
scarlet lever
Mira. John l.eece OF The Hiatt sec
ton Is sick with symptoms OF rrcr-
mona
X. g.. Nilmot. cashier of the Nep-
ton brink Is at HON. for few days.
Roscoe and Charley pike are here
visiting home folks and hunting rab-
bits. Rev. Chestnut OF London preach
cd al tho Methodist church Sunday
Notwithstanding the bad weather
the LYONS l.umter Co : dimension
mill has run full time.
ben Dillingham;, of the harrisburg
section, hauled three wagon loads OF
tobacco TO Lexington last week. We
have not heard what he realized on
IL.
several from this place attended
county court a; Mt Vernon Monday
and Tuesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09

Learning that the Richmond Board
a. Education has been making strong
,iorts To secure him 10 head tie
cuv school system next year. the
stanford School Trustees met on
"wednesday and formally r, elected
I'rni !. " ireland Superint, nfept 81
the stanford city schools To- dnothef
two years term ~ salary consider
ATTY larger than that be has bern
receiving and high enough To keep
Inn here
Prof ireland WAS called before the
EDard ana stated frankly that II
was considerinG proposition Irom
INohmond. but had not mentioned 4
"a the local Board tor he dad nuf
v mt to be- considered IN 'ne atti
tldc OF holding Their. Up tor more
salary. for h.. thought that lis com.
Iousation at present was probably
the limi, to which hey might Nel
Inclined 10 30. The Board consulted
and asked him 10 name a figure tina.
Ne would remain In Stanford foi and
would give them IN answer at one,
aud when he mad stated his rropo
.ition. u was accepted az once. and
tc accepted n contract for the tern
specified.
The members Of tn, school BoaId
felt. and undoubtedly most OF the
teorle OF the community will agree
with them. that Prof.. ireland Is gar
TOO valuable n man 20 the stanford
pubic school to lose ior .ev dol.
lars lie has undoubtedly given Stan
ford the most successful public
school In the state and each tern
the proof OF his efficiency and atiii.
" L. more clearly demonstrated. The
scbcol now has TIE largest enroll
uient In It's history and Is doing it'
most successful work. By mis- pro
llcsSive and advanced methods. Prof
ireland has made the stanford school
probably the best known public cdr
cationsi institution Ia the state out.
side OF the cities. In educational CIR
clcs he Is considered one OF the lead.
,rs in the state and the community
and school IL especially fortunate
that he will continue here for the
next two years
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09

tTtc Interior journal Is takihg no
part in the controversy over the IN.
ciuents at the PreacaersvIlle church
during recent revival. simply quo
fishing articles contributed by those
who appear to be interested Il has
received several articles unsigned. or
signed by initials. which - will not
print until the names OF the authors
are furnished it. not necessarily toi
publication. but as an Evidence oil
good faith with the paper. We must
know who is responsible 10. what We
publish. Anonymous communications
don't po.D
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERIES

mark the wonderful progress OF the
age. Air flights on heavy machines
kilograms without wires. terrible war
Inventions To Kill men and that won
er OF Wonders-Dr Kings New dis
covery- to save life when threaten
cd by coughs. coids. Ia grippe, asth.
MA. Group. bronchitis, hemorrhages
tay teyer aud whooping cough or lung
trouble. For all bronchial affections
Il has no equal. II relieves instantly.
lts the surcst cure James NJ. Black
oil Asheville n. G., X. Il. No. q. writes
II cured him OF an obstinate eongn
alter all other remedies tailed. soc
and 81. A trial bottle free. Guaran
tesd by Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09

CHANGES HIS BASE FROM TAMPA
NIcHOlksViLlE
Tampa Fla. TribuncD

tldntpd I IA. lilbuh'l
Resident at Tampa since Sep,eru'
Ter. lscc, and with the American Lille
Insurance Company TOT iour wears
and three months out of which period
ne was manager vi the Industrial de
partment foI three Years and eight
months. u. l.. Mcke,hnie leaves TO-
hight for Nashville.
Mr.. McKeohni" goes with the lnde
PENDENT Lie insurance Company as "
home office tuper'isor Inc new com
panv is one uf Tie best known orerat
ine IN Tennessee. and the change
means more salary and promotion
tor him.
When the Florida and Americah
ifr Insurance Companies merged, IL
was decided to do away With the In
dnstrial department and Mr. Mckech'
Lie Immediately decided to continue
il another field the work he has so
ably pursued in Tampa.
He Leaves TOR the scene OF his new
duties tonight accompanied by Mrs
rckcchnie, ~ho goes with him as Tar
as Chattanooga. and then to More
Il, nd. Ky. for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Mckachnie came to Tampa from
stanford. Ky. and in the time oil his
residence lie has made many friends
in both a business and social way
v no will wish him well in his Tennes
go home.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09
Middleburg.

At n meeting On November 2bth,
Rev. e. I Claunch, OF ttarrodsburg,
vas unanimously called to the pas.
toratc OF the Baptist church here
Tor hall time Rev. Claunch has not
accepted yet but II Is understood that
he will, and take up the work. Jan.
LIST
Rev. Joseph MontEomerv has re-.
signed Tie Passionate OF the Chris
tian church at Yosemite and that
church is without 4 pastor Rev. Gan
bart of ID pic county preached there
Sunday afternoon.
The bad weather has hindered the
work on the bridge at the Elliott
Ford between here and Yosemite. for
a week or more
a vote was taken sunday on the
graded school bond question and re
suited in the defeat OF the PROPOSE
ton. Tie friends OF the proposition
CiscoN cred early in the game" and
old but LITTLE to carry it while. the
opposition worked increasingly to
the end The board OF trustees talk
OF submitting the question again
in the course of few weeks, which
seems To us to be rather more fool.
ISL than wise. 1t is plain to be seen
that question will not carry now II
nGced il ever does. There can NJ
cood come OF aggravating the matter
hlch another election would do.
Miss Matte Mcdaniel correspond
cut for the Casey County News IN
rCting the marriage of Mr.. J. G. Coul-
ter and Miss Lula Adams some weeks
since. puts MIR. Coulter's age at 60.
which is ! think a little low. | am
not on 10 his age exactly. but am a
little older than that, and can remcm
her when quite a little boy being sent
10 the mill on horse back and on my
LAY let my turn" fall OIL. Jim who
who was young man at that time
happened along and put 1t up for
me. That was away back in the
early sixties. and though quite young
then ! remember very distinctly the
observance. jim 10 a jolly clever
sort OF fellow, and he and Mrs.
Coulter have gone to house keeping
in their splendid home one mile above
town. and anyone wishing to enjoy
Inbounded hospitality. and have the
hest time OF their lives. just let them
cali around and spend the night with
them