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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-19
CAIRO BOARD or TRADE Ann
COMMERCIAL CLUB PASS
STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
|ADJT-CENERAL DICKSON
Says No 10 Here to Ala civl, A.,h,.,.
ties - Mayor Requested
4 tosApnoint Special
Police.
RE RESOLUTIONS

Pc i resolved BY members
o. the Cairo Board cf Trade
and Of the Cairo Commercial
Club IN joint meeting 4 as-
senrbied. tha. We bstieve. tssat
i Is the duty OF every citizen
Of Cairo to support ths ciyi,
authorities Of the city ana
county in every rawfu, under-
taking. to preserve the peace
of the community anc 10 pro
tect the lives and property Of
our citizens;
That We 90 DISCOURAGE In
every possible way the spirit
OF mob rule as being wrong in
principle and destructive to the
advancement Of the highest or-
der OF civic prosperity; ana.
That we do hereby pledoe
our moral and physical support
70 our civil authorities In the
discharge of their sworn offi-
ciai duties.
CAIRO COMMERCIAL cLus.
CAIRO BOARD or TRADE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-19

Boston. Feb. 1s.--The best match ct
i've played today in the National
Amateur Racquet championship toe.s
nament was one wherein III. r. McCor.
mick. Of Chicago. title-holder, defeated
William Stackpoles Of New York, Id
four games. The latter won the tlrst
game. and lost the next two by nan
row margins. n the final game Ne was
80 spent McCormick won easily.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-19
CLAWS STILL ON STAND
Had Several Wrangles With Attorney
Vertrces Yesterday on Cross.
examination.

Washington, Feb. 18.--Clayis was
again cross'eSamined all day today be-
iore the Ballinger-Pinchot investigat
ing committee. Attorney vertees and
GlaVis mad several long wrangles this
AFTERNOON over the meaning of letters
and kilograms in the record.
Late IN the afternoon was devoted
20 an inquiry into the motives oi
CLAWS in seeking the assistance OF
finchot. CLAWS said ne went to him
because he had faith ne was absolute.
~ sincere, and added:
= did not think the heads OF the In.
terror department and land office were
men who could be depended upon to
protect the governments interests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-19
DREAnNAUeHT DELIVERED.

Norfolk. Va, Feb. 49, The battle
ship Delaware, the first or the Ameri.
can type OF Dreadnaughts to be com.
pleted was formally delivered to the
government upon her arrival at the
Norfolk navy yard today. The Della
ware will be placed in commission
this spring
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-19

, "A Joint meeting the Board of Trade
. and Commercial Club was held last
IMsht ~ tho rooms OF tie latter or-
ganlzatlon for the purpose OIL discus
sing and taking some action ulian the
SITUATION IN Cairo resulting fro
II demonstration OF yesterday I'LL -
Iit was called by President s Ton "
tle Commercial club and wasdfnbip
Iattended by members of botia. N
lzations John s. Aisthorp~
over the meeting and anr
purpose. Talks were made
Der OF citizens present,
tenor OF which was to d.
curreEce OF yesterday 20 !,
being injurions In tha oMpttilq y 10 nor,
Keeping With the prev " p9s'li9ApB
lment in the community fsa7hF no
motion to appoint an adv
to act with the mayor andstoilLe I9ulo
the emergency, to adop; rP Isuom ur
expressing the sense OF those .AlI uuoc
and 70 request the mayor III 'qlII
subject to the call OF the q aIiBH
many additional police offid
patrol duty as might be deemed
necessary. short address was given
by invitation, by Adjutant Genera,
Dixon, who Is here in charge OF the
state militia. aud whose advice was
desired by those present.
The officer said he was here as the
representative OF the governor. ami
by request Of the sheriff OF THIS
county, and to be subject to the ciyil
doing whatever thay
might be directed to do BY the sheriff
orgmayor to restore order In the CIV
tie said the military authority was
snbsersient TO the civil authority Ia
TINS extent: that should the sheriff Or
mayor issue an order to clear Ger.
tain street, that order would be car.
RED out and it did not lay with them
" say how this should be .ione--the 1
daty o. the soldiers would be to clear
the street aud the manner Of doing
u would lie With them ana be bayona
The control of the civil authorities
The speaker expressed pleasure al
ne presence OF so many representa-,
I've citizens and said, one Of tp,
strongest means of restoring con
idence in the city and respect 10.
he city abroad would be s,ronr
declaration by the citizens condemn n
ng mob law and favoring law and or
Ter Such a declaration would De IA
ne nature OF moral suasion, whi,a
ne military was here to WELD tha
ig stick In case that should be neces-
afy-both working toward the same
nd Tor peace and safety.
The officers address was heartily
nplauded and the business Of the
leeting was again taken up. An al.
isory board of seven was named.
ne mayor was requested to appoint
xtra police for patrol duty as urges
y President Smith. anu resolutions
ere passed. as suggested by chas
euchter. as given ut the beglnninx
this story,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-19
THE OFFICIALS

Chicago, Feb lS.--Frank Duncan, o
Sioux City, was elected vice president
Iof the Western League. to succ.eu &.
y Garlic, of Pueblo. who sold his
franchise to st, Joseph.
Frank Isbell, OF Wichita. was chos.
Ell director to succeed X. r. Burke,
OF Denver who sold his interest in
the Denver club to J. - McGill.
The officials now are.
s President, secretary and treasurer.
Norris L. O'Neil, Denver vice
president, Frank Duncan, Sioux
City; directors Higgins, Des Moines:
Rourke, Omaha, ana Isbell, Wichita.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-19
HOLD INQUEST TO-DAY

The body was removed yesterday
pm Falconer's undertaking estap,
hment to the home of Parker B.
Riiiday' On Twcnty-seventh stree.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01

No. 15.-Dle Oberhaeche oder das
Grundrecht all ener gewissen Lot Land
gelegen in der Stadt Scranton, war frue-
her elm Theil des Townships Laeka,
wanna. I.ackawanna County und Staai
PENNSYLVANIA, verzeichnet und beschrie-
ben vie folgt. Ist Lot No.. i'm BLOCH
No /, vie verzeichnet und ausgelegt aui
einem Plane oder Karte betitelt "Tht
Round Woods Park" welch besagtel
Plan oder Knrte eingetragen list In dem
Amt CUR Eintragung Won DEEDS IN unC
fuer das County Dackawanna i'm harten.
buch I, selte. s2 Besagte Lot Ir is1 ~ III ii.
verzeichnet auf her besagten karte
D3s 14-100 Fusz an Dartmouth Straszt
und 1877 6S-100 FUSE an der LIME Won Lo
No. in besagtem Block No. zu einel
ALLIE II FUSE brett und bekannt ais Wolft
Court, zusammen init den Zubehoeren
Kohlen und Mineralien ,reservfrt. lst das'
lselbe Land uebertragen durch die Lacka'
wanna Lend Compan an John Iao1 Bursene Is
tragen in dem vorbesagten Amt i'm Deed
buch No. 202. Settle 502 Allies verbes'
sert nit einem zweistoeckigen hoelser
men Wohnhause, wovon elm ,n LnelI nes ,,,il Ell
stem Stocwerkes ais eine ClgarreniaDrh
Nit BeschIag belegt und in ExelSutioII
genommen auf die Klage Won Frederici
Schulz r. gegen John & SpEsehe e ESs fne,,
NIT Unforeseen vom 26. Mai 1910. Anwalt
lgebuehren und Kosten. Judgment NO
| 424. Juni Termin 1910. Alias FL. Fa. zun
Oktober Termin 1910.
No. 1s.-Alle die Rechte, Titel und In
teressen des Verklagten in und auf al
jene sewisse Lot oder Parzelle Land. ge
liegen in dem Borough Won Old Forge
| Iackawanna County und Staat Pennsyi
vania. begrenzt und beschrieben vile folgt
nemlich: Anfangend an elnem Punkt'
Gruben mach Pittston fuehrt. bekannt al
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01
SEER unb Grau gIIbert aenfe ieu.

-Serr uno Srau sllbert 3snfe fen.
uOn Yenn Nuenue be9ingen am Souns
ta9 cine if0ne Ooppelfeier, oeun 6rau
i3enfs'S @eburtsta9 iowie Der 35. Sab.
restas ibrer Yermdbluus sabeu Die Ssr'
anluluns. Ssrau 3eute butte oaiu &C.
ishen, bas ben @iiten, nelbe aus ben
nd6iten anpermanoteu beitcnoen. elm
lnfulliides Dinner aufgetiiht. nuroe.
Der Seitunssmann 9ratulirt na4trdg.
li6 ju Der Doppelfeier.
T Deim S9Iafsn rau6s man ui@t
Cop Waue Tabaf. gu tr9enb elmer an.
bereu 3sit LIT er 8. 6.
- @enn mir oaju ratben, einen Ser.
Iuh nit oem meltberiibmten =auter
Bain @rpeller" ju MAIDEN, 70 LIT oieier
Ratb be9riinoet. Seinen aus9ejeihnes
ten Ruf iiber Die gan3e @roe als DELL
mittsl ssssn @ridltunssn etc. uer6autt
Der vglnfer Paiu @rpeller" nur ieiuer
eroben Nirfiamfeit. blur rs uuo so
Gents bic 5lai&s.
+ Top 8aps Eubaf, cine lidsrs Sur
fiir bic -SIuss". - -.s-r,u sd
Sbi9on ss am Montas elm Sabr
mar, lsit6em bic 9lo. 16 Shule ourh
cine !3sGenpsri6isbuns ruinirt wuros,
70 1T tros aller aeitation nod weiter
niGts setban noroen, I'M bic @efobr
folder Greisuiiie ju uerminbsrn OOsr
gang ju beieitiseu.
T 2sins 8afuns 1T uOllftdubis, cbus
Cop NSape Eabat.
= Na6ftsn DfOutas Sormittas fiu'
bet bic idbrli9e Grbsitertas Yarabe ftatt,
Der elm Bic Sic uu6 0faHenperiamul'
lung In Rodp @Ieu fOlssu wiro.
Srau Ularp Bed liss am Douner.
flag sesen ibren @atten 3. B. Bed
cine @beI6eibunssfla9e aultrengen, neil
er fie perlieB uno lid nit anbereu frau
en- absseeben bubeu iou. Das @bepaar
mar % Sabre usrbsiratbet.
7 Raudet oOer taust Glarf & Snos
Der ftrippsO Eabat. --.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01


No. 5.-All jene zwel verschiedenen an
grenzenden Lots oder Parzellen Land. ge-
legen in Lackawanna Park, in der Ersten
Ward der Stadt Scranton, Lackawanna
Count und Staate Pennsylvania; zusam-
men habened eine Breite vorne an der
nordwestlichen Settle Won Deity Strasze
Won so Fusz und sich erstreckens in dieser
Breite nordoestlich i'm rechten Winket init
besagter Strasze cine Tiefe Won 20 Fusz.
Sind Lots No. z und s i'm Block No. In
besagtem Park. Ausgenommen und res
ervirent Kohlen und Mineralien. Verbes-
sert nit einem doppelten zweistoeckigen
hoelzernen Wohngebaeude und AuSzenbe-
baeuden.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Eekution
genommen auf die Klage Won James l..
Connell, ueberlebender EXECUTOR und
Trustee des letzten Willens und Testa-
ments des verst. Alexander Connell, gegen
Josia D. Nauman. Schuld $1,000. lnteres-
sen vom 5. Juli 1910, Anwaltgebuehren
und Kosten. Judgment No. 265, Qktober
Termin 1910. FL Fa- zum Oktober Termin
UrTJFS a, TORREY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01
staOt nno Gonntt.

= Tidtsr Sames 8. S'9isill Oumpfte
am Srsitas nat 9iem gorf ab, BON NO
aus er am Samitas Die Reiis nod Sr'
lamb antrat. mo er iid einsn Wfonat
aufbalten wiro.
- Das Dad oeS Senrb Goodman
@ebdubes an Renn Guenue ltiirjte am
Sumltu9 gtadmittas Elm, bod wuroe
9iiemauo perlett, oa Die grbeiter um
WtittaS aufssb0rt butten.
- Die angren,euben @ebduoe, uon
o. Mfoiss unb u. s. Jiettleton an Wtnl'
berrp StraBe muroen am Sreitag bur6
ben 9ontraftor Y. 8. Stonier pon @reen
Ribse gum Rreis pom $12.5 fdufli6
srmorben. Der neue 8eliser beIwedt.
bic @sbduoe oils mooerns apartements
eiuri6teu Su luiieu.
Das VI. 8. @alieiis Gisentbum an
Der @de uoH aoams auenue uno Spruce
StraBe wurOs 5reitas gum Preiie uou
s $60,0O0 burh SB. 8. Dauis uno Sas
leutin SliB tduflib erDOrben. Die
neuen @isentbiimer baben ben 3med
ibres Antauies nift befannt gemaht,
bod perlautste. oab Der Blus entneoer
als Terminal Der neuen Safe ariel &
Scranton Stra6enbubn @Ompanie ooer
nls Seimoifice Der Scranton Seueruer'
it4erunSs @Ompunte benust weroen iou.
= Die periOnlide Rssiltratiou Der
WGbler BON Scranton, bic einmal i'm
Sabr erfolsen muB. nenn mau itimmen
mill, finost oieisH Serbit am DOunsr.
flag. ben 8. September. am Dienlta9,
ben 20. September, uno am Samitag,
ben s. Sttober, an ben perIhieoeuen
Stimmpldsen itutt, uuo jmar BON Z bis
10 llbr Wtor9eus uno 4 bis 10 ubr
Jtudmittass. Dus @sies idreibt Dor,
oa6 ieber Yiirger, Der itimmen mill, lei'
usn 1iumen psriOnlih in Die Siiteu ein'
nal I'M Sabr eintrasen lahen muB.
- Scranton's srDBtsr Hersniisun9S'
reIlort, Yuna Rarf, NIT ben fiinf3ig an'
,iebungen, freiem @intritt uno uerlhie-
oenen frenn Sa1en, plant fir ben at'
ott''tub .e'ta @"o,'pu"S.h umo y, w IVY
srnartet, oaB lolort na9 DER Paraoe ole
glrbeiter iit oortbiu be9eben meroen, UNI
ben Gag uOuitdnOis ju senieBsn. 9una
lab nlsmalS mebr anllsleno aus, Dls
gs9eHwarti9, penn er Ut I'M 9alaaabu9
tnr Den ufarcl 9ras lno eonfettl car
neual, Der u66lten Dienita9 anfdnst
unc anpalten niro DIS gum Snoe Ger
Sallon. Snr oell aroelter'Sa9 gat ole
Serpaltln9 lhr 2anSoer9nu9en lomoql
am ytaqmItta9 Dle aosnos arrah9lrt,
uno miro per- u. 5. SGnsr nno lsii
anssrmablleS Drnelier ote WtuliI lnr
ole 2aalenos lleTern, mel9e llp Ole 9e:
ls9enbslt 3n gtuse mafben weroen. Oas
&an5en am ya1nttta9 miro um upr
anlan9en Ino miro anoallern' ois Der
Part UNI uflttsrnapt l@llsBt; Ss 9leot
teliien oellsren sSe9. hm oen aroelterta9
~ oerlsoen, als ple IN oielem 9roBten
Ser9nn9nn9srslort ooh gforoolf Penn'
lgloanlen.
= Die 2adamanna @ompanie bnt Die
unan9enebme @utoedung genatt, oa6
| Iie in lstter 3eit um 9rO6ere @elbium.
men betro9en moroen 1T uno 3Dar nit
tells 9omplOtteu, nelde 3mii4en Tidet'
aeentsu uu6 3onbuftenren eriltirten.
am Sreitag nuroen Sames 8. Sfellb
| nnt, Ckersen N;ft, 0lor ort;,, 9I,,Aarsn,. y, a ;,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01
@ntf6e III perfamfen.

Gin autse, trfs 8IalTs ..Surrfy" nit ,pst
SBtn it ju tinsm onntbmbaTeu prtis anetbOs
ten Mdu srfunbiss TG bs @rOrss Sod i'm
Sraulpn Saus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01
3u Dermiefben - :

Gin Saus nit ,epn 3immrn unb srObtm
@aritn tbsnfaas pisr une feds 3immsr ;u
prmidb.n. Ra@lutrassu in Np. SOC Glib
Srutng Npsuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01
Gine 8dderei

in autsr Gage ia untsr siinhissu 8sbtnsunstH
'um ysrfauf Detr 8rmitttsu anstbctsn. N6b.
nss rpu @sCrss Roo i'm Scranton Saus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01

10. JUL 1910, und Anwaltgebuehren Won
S100s Judgment No S35. Oktober Termin
1910 FL Fa. zum Oktober Termin 1910.
GEORGE d. TAYLOR, Anwalt.
aa bds ssudnuts Gissntbum wirS aHr ssstR
Sddrjdbluus ptrfauft.
9. s. GoHaor, Sderif.
S&trifsamt, SuuntOn, pa, Dpnufrifas, ben
/. September 1910.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01
wELLEs & ToRREY.
Anwa aitf

No. 5.-All jene gewtsse Parzelle Land.
gelegen in der Stadt Scranton. Lackawan-
ma County und Staat Pennsylvania, be-
grenzt und beschrieben wit folgt; ALE
jene Lot. Strecke oder Parzelle Land. ge-
legsn in der Neunzehnten Ward der Stadt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01


No. 10.-All die Oberflaeche oder das
Grundrecht jener gewissen Lot, Strecke
oder Parzelle Land, gelegen in der Nier-
zehnten Ward der Stadt Scranton. Lacka-
wanna County and Staat Pennsylvania.
begrenzt und beschrieben vie folgt, nem-
Itch. Anfangend an einem Punkte an der
suedoestlichen Seite Won Chestnut Strasze
an der Theilungslinie swischen Lots No.
110 und III i'm Block No. 1 auf dem VIII
liam Swetland Striche. damn entlang be-
sagter LIME suedlich 81 Grade, oestlfch
1870 Fusz mehr oder weniger, zum hinter-
ent Ende Won Lot No. ia, damn entlang
besagter Lot suedlich 20 Grade. westlich
sagter Lot No 112 noerdlich 81 Grade,
west Itch 1870 Fusz, mehr oder weniger, eur
Chestnut Strasze, damn entlang Chestnut
Strasze noerdlich 90 Grade, oestlich ~
Fusz zum Anfangsplatze. Ist IS FUSE in
Front und hinten und 1870 Fusz In Tiefe
Ist Lot No. Ill i'm Block No. auf dem
Plane der William SHETLAND Hinterlassen-
schaft eingetragen in Backawanna Coun-
ty i'm Deedbuch No. rs, Settle s5S, und emit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
PARTY! PARTY! PARTY!

We going to have most surprising and ex-
traordnary demonstration of the superiority of PARTY
nation.
Taft his cabinet and the most ferocous of the standpat
congressman taking the stump to educate the people
IN PARTISANISM
The president is to make number of speeches at clubs
and banquets down east, and then invade doubtful
Indiana, where THE PARTY well the people
removing all "doubtfulness to their unwilngness to
longer lick the boots of the bosses and pay for the priv
lege The people give the president $4,000 year for
travelling expenses and if he wants to get out and explain
his weaknesses, to be happy time to spend
of that unket money
Postmaster General Hitchcock is to give six months of
his time to running the national committee at New York
and Chicago Of he ought to be giving his labor
and thought to cutting down the $2OOO000O deficit in his
department. and of his employers ought to fire him
if he negecs his job but THE PARTY needs his guiding
hand
Secretary Nage that horny handed son of toll, whom
Taft picked from the 400 of ST. Louis for the department
of labor is already witterng and explanations
throughout Ohio and the others of the presidents cabinet
with two exceptions have been assigned to other territory
PARTY has been protuted to robber trust interests by
the bunch at Washington.
AS advance scout Congressman McKnlay, who wanted
an open franchise in De Moines has already got far
west as Chicago and will be closely followed by bevy of
statesmen who will explain why they voted with Adrch
100 to 200 times, and implore the masses to save THE
PARTY regardless of what promises has broken, what
sins it has originated what robbers have put
it to.
OF course all these employees these alleged public ser
wants. should be at Washington earning the salaries paid
them by the people. Even Aldrich himself that he
and they could the government $O0OOOOOO cheaper
But they re going let their jobs go to the deuce while
they ramp up and down the country parOr educat
the people who have already graduated from the col
lege Of 30-cent pork and 2Ocent shoddy.
THE PARTY! THE PARITY! THE PARTY y!
Behold an administration abandoning national business
to darn the socks the buttons and put patches
the seat of the breeches of THE PARTY!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
Horoscope

1.-THE stars incline, but do not
compel"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
=PENCH POINTS

Canada imposed Hindus landing that
country Rather tough of his maestys subjects
beginning that the will not show
a population of 100000. Wow
Rockefeller Jr trying to raise to build church
looking
Christian spirit
extremely poeca his proclamation CALL
attention Mothers day. May rather original and
graceful thing to do
The Hndus gov
think themselves lucky they from sarva
ton, without botherins about voting
exhibit doing lot of good haven't
it, the Armory today tomorrow
The flies with again. Also the mosquitoes.
Speaking of unions might urge gops
to IN favoro
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
POLNDEXTER GROWS

Miles Pondexter of this city is making Roadway
United senate
strength month And Pondexter
is becoming know throughout the west
by Tacoma indicates that In
Mccormick another candidate for the senate
feel that they want in the senate who viii stand or
represent
of the battle between what
standing without the embaed walls
O greed.
In Seattle, has endorsed
both big cities the west side
candidate will have strong champions
to
obnoxious the president and the
consulted about the selection OF post
his congressional district"
their
taking
tronage people will recognize their
THEY those
serving interests.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
REAL TEARS ON TAFTS CHEEK;
AND HANDKERCHIEF WAS HOLEY

29Minue observations of the actions OF
the heate have been made by s. Ella editor OF
occupied box Washington
Ella told all about it in his
This is what he noticed:
l. The president mind being looked at.
than the tneaer seat
eyes moist after the close of the second act OF
Awakening of Helena Richie"
He to moisture it, he drew
applied to where
t do the most good
- : The presidential handkerchief had a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
RHYMED HIS WAY
OUT OF PRISON

FRESNO, Cal, April 29.-Vag-
rancy landed Thos. Brown in Jail
and poetry got him out.
Thomas, along with several other
knights of the brakebeams" was
pinched by an unsympathetici po-
liceman and while his fellow wan
derers pleaded guilty and given a
few hours to shake the dust ofNhe
city from their feet, Tom became
real peeved and insisted upon a
trial. He was found guilty and
Judge G. w. Smith sent him to the
bastile to mediate upon his sins.
While existing upon bread and
water and amusing himself by chas-
ing rats around the cell, Tom also
developed poetic streak. SO he
seated himself and tapped off the
following piece of poetry to Judge
Smith, with the result that he was
ordered released: tqx
Well, sir, you ask for my story,
1t is not much to tell.
I will tell you why | am here, sir,
In the county Jail, it's h
The road was long and dusty.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
.IMBALL
PIANOS
Everywhere
Are Known

There are about 800 different
makes of pianos in the United
States and of course no one is ac-
Quainted with all of the different
makes; in fact it is rare that you
find a person acquainted with every
one of the thirty makes we sell and
they are all high grade pianos.
But did you ever hear anyone
that did not know the KIMBALL
name? Probably not because there
are over 100000 Kimball pianos in
American homes and everyone Civ
ing satisfaction.
What better proof could you have
that the Kimball piano is good?
We have a number of new styles
o. his famous make for you to In
sDect The prices are moderate
and We can make terms to suit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29

Prof. Ludwig Lewisohn, q young
German-American, and his wife,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1910.

compel.
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1910.
They that are strong of soul
Shall find a noble goal.
Uranus is stationary in the
zodiac on this the one hundred
and twentieth day Of the year.
The sun is in benefic aspect
with the moon and rules more
for honor, principle and high
desires than for merely worldly
advantage.
Naughty behavior, obstinacy
and rashness are under evil au.
spices, but firmness, honorable
pride and courage are likely to
be singularIy benefited.
They who adhere to the rules
of rectitude, generosity, kind
ness and frankness today in
any perplexing question will be
the winners In the end, how
ever impractical their course
may seem at the time.
The sign is for success In
large things, based on large,
just ideas.
Travel is under good omens,
either for business, recreation
or health.
They who grant favors are
likely to benefit as much as
those to whom they show it.
Under aspects like that of to-
day, magistrates and other per.
sons with great authority are
generally inclined to be just
and merciful.
Neptune occupies a threaten
ing position, menacing especi-
ally those who are false in love.
Employees must beware
against errors, especially dur
ing the forenoon.
The sign is excellent over the
household for entertainments,
cooking, baking and anything
connected with sweets.
Persons with this birth date
are under stars that often in
cline their subjects to quick an
ger. II they subdue this fault,
the twelvemonth should prove
fruitful of great results, accord
ing to the signs.
Children are born today un-
der planets that often give
great talent for constructive
work, practical use of scientific
knowledge. and concentration
of effort toward some large un-
dertaking.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
FORMER SULTAN'S
GUARD ARE HELPING
REVOLUTIONISTS
(By United Press Leased Wire)


BELGRADE, April 29.-Declaring
all Albanians who refuse to join in
revolution against Turkey to be
traitors and punishable with death,
the Albanian leaders today issued
an trade ordering all adults to join
the army.
There are now $4,000 rebels in
the field, and the general rescript
is expected to bring many thou
sands to the revolutionists.
The Albanians hold many stra-
tegic points. They are being aided
by many dissatisfied Turks, among
them the old guard of Sultan Abdul
Hands palace. The guard is act
ing as a board of strategy for the
revolutionists.