DUMBOS HAD FARMERS ON THE RUN
! IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, July 24.—
Breaking away from their keep
ers in a big circus tent, five ele
phanta stampeded through the
country hero a few days ago, scat
tering consternation everywhere.
big animals playfully wrecked
everything before them and left a
, trail of destruction in their wake.
jThey treated themselves to a swim
in Snake river, and Incidentally
I were carried down the river in the
SAME OLD 6/ ME
Joe Gans was given a decision
over Dave Holly at Seattle last
night after a hugging match that
lasted tbe limit of 20 rounds, dans
!had an eye scratched and Holly
jihad an eye split. In all probability
'these two shines will be matched
lor a "return battle" and after that
there will be such a holler the
game will take a slump. These
western managers don't appear to
be able to find any good western
men. but s«md east for them. This
was what killed the game In Spo
kane, as the fights were won be
fore the men started west. It's
the same in the case of Gans and
Holly. It must be admitted that
Gans Is the superior of Holly, ao
oordlng to the dope book, but they
tnake a very unsatisfactory fight.
OPEN BIG CIGAR STORE
IN SPOKANE SATURDAY
The United Cigar Stores will on
Saturday next open a retail cigar
store under the Exchange National
""bank. The United Cigar Stores are
the largest retailers of cigars In
the I'nltod States and their com
ing marks an Important epoch in
the tobacco business In this city.
About September 1 the company
will occupy a second store on the
southeast corner of Howard and
Riverside, occupied at present by
the cloak and suit department of
the Wkltehouse Dry Goods com
pany. They have rented the build
ing for $1050 per month.
GO AFTER THE CANUCKS.
The Dodd Clothing company
baseball team will take a trip
through British Columbia beginning
next week and will play Pernio,
Cranbrook, Letbbridgo and Frank
and, returning, plans to run over
to Kaallspell, Mont.
TOURIST SLEEPERS TO
CHICAGO.
The C. R. & g.. C. M. & at. p.
and C. & N. W. Rys. are now run
ning tourist sleepers between 8t
I'aul and Chicago. Take the North
crn Pacific Ry. to St. Paul, change
there at union depot Into fresh
clean tourist sleeper for Chicago.
Q. A. MITCHELL,
INLAND PRIDE
Queen of All Bottled Eeers
Only $3.50 Per Case.
I Dozen Quarts or 3 Dozen Pints
75c for Empties.
Telephono Main 205.
The Spokane Press delivered to
your house for 25c a month. Tale,
phone Main 375.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY
Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must bear
rac-sfmile Signature of
IW| "TOUCH the
LIVER
m%*\— —. .i— m_s am a .
gJenuln* Wrapper Printed on
rapids nearly a mile before mak
ing their way to shore. After their
swim they turned homeward, and
created a panic among the farmers
along a new route, overturning
buggies and pulling up panels of
fence. They marched up the
streets in good order, however, and
walked into their stalls in the big
tent after their lark, as docile and
meek as if they had merely been
out in the ring doing their regular
turn.
FAGE TROOPS
IN DEATH
CLINCH
ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.—
Peasants are in rebellion in the
provinces of Orel and Vernezh.
Soldiers are shooting them down
but the people are bravely resist
ing with scythes and pitchforks,
the only weapons they have. Five
hundred have already been killed
and the slaughter continues.
VIBORG. July 24.—Two members
of the douma were arrested today
and others expect arrest upon their
arrival in St. Petersburg.
ODESSA, July 24.—The anti-
Jewlsh program has started. Great
destruction of property and mas
sacres are Inevitable. Six Jews
were killed while defending their
property from attacks. Cossacks
are plundering houses and shops.
KNOTTY POINT TO
DECIDE
"Thirty days with Miss Hub
bard." Is the sentence temporarily
meted <"it today by Judge Kennan
to Milton Coleman and Lloyd Wey
ant, according to R. D. Speck of
Roekford, who arrested tbe boys
on the charge of stealing H. D.
Skinner's horse Sunday morning
from the Spokane theateY, As a
matter of fact Judge Kennan rele
gated the lads to the juvenile
court matron for safe keeping,
while the court considered and
weighed what to do with a 12 and
a 10 year old boys who steal
horses. The parent* of the lads
are greatly worried at their pre
dicament
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
LONOWOOD, Mass., July 21.—
The sixteenth annual tournament
In singles and the championship of
the east for tennis doubles began
this morning on the courts of the
Long wood Cricket club. w. A.
Lamed, who won the fourth Long
wood challenge cup lust year will
be called on to play the winner of
the tournament.
V^ARTER'S
Curej
BILIOUSNESS. |
BICK HEADACHE I
TORPID LIVER. I
FURRED TONGUE.I
INDIGESTION 1
CONSTIPATION I
DIZZINESS. %_\
■ALLOW SKIN
KITTLE
lIVER
•mall Fill,
•mell Oote.
Smell Price.
SHOVES $600 UP TO
$400,000 WITH ICE
How'd you like to be the Iceman?
No, not one of the kind they sent
to Jail In Toledo, but the kind they
have in Kansas City. W. F. Lyons,
for instance.
He Is a former state senator and
started in the ice business with two
mortgaged teams in 1900.
The summer of 1901 was the hot
test ever recorded there and Lyons
put $600 Into the business. At ths
end of the season he was $45,000 to
the good.
He kept at the business and now
owns ice plants and business worth
$400,000. $400,000. All this Lyons
testified under oath in proceedings
against the Kansas City Ice com
bine.
"I'm doing business for money,"
he admitted, denying that there
was a trust. But the state Is bring
ing out a lot of evidence pointing
to the meanest kind of gouging by
When you open a pack
age of Uneeda Biscuit
it's like opening the oven
door and taking them out
crisp, fresh, and clean.
Uneeda Biscuit
are the | only | Soda
Crackers. Others cease
to be "crackers" after a
few hours exposure to the
air. Open a package of
Uneeda Biscuit to-day.
"THE THERMOMETER TELLS"
Co* l MANITO
Entirely New Line Moving'
Pictures.
WINES AND
LIQUQRS
THE PHYSICIANS RELY UPON DURKIN WHEN
PRESCRIBING FOR MEDICINAL USE.
IMPORTED PORT $1 FULL QUART.
Phono 731. Free Delivory.
2 STORES
DurKin...
ELEVEN BODitS TAKE
n \ FROM RUINS
SOUTH PEAMINQHAM, July 14.1
—Eleven bodies were taken from
the ruins of tin; three story build '
ing that collapsed here yeaterday.
The Injured are recovering Among,
the leud is Charles Wythe, super-;
intendent of construction.
i I—l1— 1
The Press delKered at your door
for 2ftc per month. Phone 37a.
the ice companies.
They manufacture ice for $2 a
ton and retail it for $10.
5?
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
EVERY EVENING AT
121 Howard Street and Durkln's
Corner and Sprague Avenue.
CALK Bfils\Gs OOrHROP
TO GRIEF
A red calf, valued at $8, haa got
CJfda Ootbrop into trouble Along
with another man named Hancbeit.
Ootbrop wa» arrested for ■teallnt
the calf Cfl th.> Rock Creek range;
tho Oharga being preferred by
Daniel i etfar, At ti> lustlee'a trial
Qoibrop was held by Justice I. It,
Dick 1 men for the Superior .-curt,
while Kanr.'.cti waj dJtaharnN
Trm BwbKamb raass.
.
THE COLUMBIA.
A distinctly American drama in
a foreign setting is "Mr. Barnes of
New York," staged at the Columbia
theater this week by the Byron
Douglas company, but the drama
tist ha s handled his subject well
and the result is one of the strong
est dramas that has been seen here
in some time. Miss Brorwne is
doing some of the best work in
which she has yet been seen here,
and the company throughout is
well cast.
THE AUDITORIUM.
There la fun on tap all the time
in Jessie Shirley company's presen
tation of "Whose Baby Are You"
this week. The comedy gives each
member of the company an excel
lent opportunity that is not lost in
any instance. What plot the play
has turns constantly on amusing
and unexpected situatios that pre
serve the fun of the thing from
start to finish. Jessie Shirley
handles her part in her usual satis
fying fashion.
THE WASHINGTON.
The best all round show which
has appeared at the Washington
theater this season is the one
which is holding the boards this
srww aire noon* lun
BICYCLES
Complete Una of Tires and Supplies,
Repairing.
OAUVOBWXA OTOLI CO.,
J. r. STACK, Prop.
T.L M. tie. 11 Riverside.
When married the other day,
Mrs. Leslie Cartef'told the"
ter she was 30 years old. Prob
ably her stage age.
SPOKANE FALLS GAS
LIGHT CO.
POLICE FIND
AN OPIUM
DEN
A thoroughly equipped opium
'joint and gambling den was dlS
| covered by Patrolman Tom Lister
In the Cadillac hotel last night
when a search of the rooms OCCU
pled by 0. P. Cavanness was made
' after Cavanness bad been placed
behind the bars on suspicion of be-J
' tng implicated in the now famous
••teapot" robbery, by which Mollie:
, fiougherty lost $300.
■ Tne room was the redezvous of
jO. P. Cavanness, Frank Cavanness.
McGee and others, and the po
lice suspect that they congregated
there to smoke opium, gamble and
ieece tho unwary.
A complete outfit of gamblers'
tools wore also found, including a
pneumatic card swindling contrlv
|hce called a •bold out" which is
Mcd in the sleeve, Another ooa>
Jjjrivanco captured is a long, slender
ifi'tille which is used to punch a
in a caul, thus marking it for
jgyrther identification. Besides
Hese, bottles of lark blue and car
mine marking Quid was found.
The police discovered 0. P
through bis coming to Chief Wal
ler and Inquiring for his brother
Prank, Cavanness will be tried on i
[a charge of vagrancy and held to
! await the developments during the
I trials of bis brother Frank. Jess
: McQee, Bid Blumeathal and Ktta
Dunn, the others suapacted of Im
plication iv tbe "teapot" robbery.
|
TO IID THE CZAR
I ST PRTMtBUBO, July ,24.—A
'flotilla of Barman gunboats is with
in ci.-y v ire'eu r wr.inunieation
with P< larad place to a.«*lrt the
rant thou Id be :\ «| such aji-.Ui
•we** haetttv
►One Qeajofx
7 for the longevity
of womeax to day
, M the lightened .
bunden of- hou/eJteepi/\g
by the Gert Dixnd^
week. Headed by Bud. Snyder, the
former Spokane boy, in trick bicy
cle riding, every number on the
program is worthy of notice. The
Aerial Martins do a number of dif
ficult tricks, and tho Mexican quin
tette has a pleasing musical skit.
PRICELESS COLLECTION.
Menageries of the Forepaugh-Sella
Circus Without an Equal.
The great Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers' enormous shows
united, which are to exhibit here
Saturday, August 11, illustrate the
highest development of the modern
circus. Twelve acres of space are
necessary for the numerous tents,
and l the canvas under which the
circus program proper takes placo,
will comfortably accommodate 12,-
--000 people. In this huge area, be
sides the great stretches of rising
seats, are a forest of aerial "fix
ings" for the daring work of trap
ese performers, two great stages
for the variety gymnastic and vau
deville sensations imported from
European capitals; three rings for
circus riding, and a quarter of a
mile racing track for the hippo
drome features of ancient glory.
The menagerie annex offers the
most complete and valuable wild
animal collection ever offered for
public inspection.
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP
b l M| Uloiu of Mothon for oj.tr
fWUfa whUe Twethlng for om Fifty Tow.
If *sothe» th. chili, goTtene the gumt, almyi
.11 pain, cure, wind colic, aud la the best
remedy for diarrhoea. .
TtTENTT-riTE CENTS A BOTTLK.
r- .. .. - _
"Is Genevieve the most modest
girl you ever saw?"
"Yes, she is. Why, she is so
modest she won't go to the theater
unless she can sit iv a reserved
seat."
rejrvee "VV ~
Cheap! 5
detMy ,
comfortable!
Automobile
Signs
HOUSE NUMBERS, DOOR
NUMBERS—NUMBERS
FOR EVERY PURPOSE
Spokane Stamp Works
518 First Avenue,
Opposite Hotel Spokane.
o. it. mm
513 MAIN AYE.
LfirsH-Ckss
Each Afternoon
and Evening,
Everybody Welcome
Admission Free
■AsjrT NSWTOB, . . •rcprlelw
Comique Theater
Freddy Breen'a Funny Farce
WIRBUBBB tki.kckafh
A.-.d the Comßrae Oompaay in the
Four-Act Comedy Pranta
"THE WhkQ OK TRUCI"
WASHINGTON THEATER
John P, Cordray, Manager.
Mtom® if Mglh
Eveimikg
Admission, lower floor, 25c; bal
cony. 15| matinees, 15c to any
part of the house. Children. 10c
COLUMBIA THEATER
JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager.
Ono Week Commencing Sunday
Evening July 22, Saturday
Matinee.
The Byron Douglas Co.
Will Present
Mr. la!§ ©IT flfew YoipUs
Prices—2oc, 30c and 50c; special
orchestra seats, 76c; matinee, 25c
to any part of the house; reserrod
seats on sale daily from 10 a. m. to
10 p. in. Phone 311.
THE AUDITORIUM
B- a Harvard. Mgr. TaL M. 1141
Jessie Shirley co.
Toalght and AU W**k With Saturday
Matin**, presenting
WHOSE BABY
ARE YOU
Frio— tewf floor, sea and (to;
anJeony. *Bo; matin**, »So and lSe.
Best Oak Soles
Sewed On
While
You
WAIT
Men's - - 75c
Ladies' - - 50c
Goodyear Quick Repair
Shoe Shop
112 Stevens St.
Back of O. R. & N Office.
Trusses
That
Fit *
Wo have all sizes and all
styles and can fit the hard to
tit; double or single.
A new fountain syringe and
hot water bottle —"The Justrite"
—cloth Insertion; none better;
guaranteed for two years. For
sale by
Watson Drug Co.
BRYAN SECURES
ARBITRATION
PLANK
LONDON. July 24—William J.
Bryan was one of the principal
speakers at this morning's session
of the interparliamentary congress
and was instrumental in Securing;
tho adoption of a resolution recom
mending the extension of arbitra
tion. There was an Impromptu
suspension of business while the
| del.'gates gathered about the
| American and congratulated** Tun.
In conclusion, ppointlng to a paint
ig of the death of Nelson. Bryan
exclaimed:
There's as much inspiration in
a noble life as in an heroic death.
Permanent peace Is ouly possible
upon the foundation of the brother
hood of man."
An Illinois hog was sold for
|MM the oilier day. This will
maks tbe end s« at proposition teal
EARN A GOOD SALARY TILE
GRAPHING.
We will qualify you IB about
five months. We guarantee poet
tion to graduates. 8»e us or write
for literature. Spokane Sohool of
Telegraphy, 322-82* Mohawk block,
Spokane.
A. BLUSSON will press your suit
for 500. Call up 2049. 8 Libooln.
Ladle* play billiard* and poet
fcvtry day and evening at Pflatet
Millard parlor. •*•
PLUMbINQ.
Sarginson Plumbing Co., Tel. 111.
222 Bernard, between Main and
Pront •••
FOR RENT.
HOUSE for rent and furniture for
sale; six rooms. Furniture only
six months old. Phone 7893.
voa sau.
Nice corner ;ot and inside lot on
Eleventh avenue. Cannon Bill.
lICSO for both, or will aeU sepa
rately. One-fourth cash. Gray 4
McCune Co., First and Wall streets.
Phone 820. •••
OAST OFF OZ^TXIBSX
Positively highest prlcos paid fot
caat off clothing-. N22S Steven*. M.
1711.
rVIL DXAXBBB.
Standard Fuel A Ice Co., B4SI
Front T*L «tf. Carbondale, Rock
Springs and Summit coal Martin
Dolan. manager.
STUBS ABB OUBABXB0; WO*An.
Parisian Dyeing at Cleaning Works
and Drees Pleating Factory, U A.
Leahmann, proprietor, has. moved ta
(Ot First avenue, near Howard,
Phone HIT. N* loltcltore.
pacific TBAvsraa 00.
Freight, furniture,, and
parcel delivery. T*L 592. Sle-S
KOSMBSBOXXBTO.
Cha.laa Staley, 219 j'aoetlo avenue.
South of N. P. depot Itl-lS
■SCO3TO IAVD BOOBS. *
Highest price paid for second hand
furniture. TaL M. SOI 214 River
alt*. iO-l
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS
Should your oopy of Th* Presa faH
to reach you by S o'olock any eve
ning, pleas* do ua th* favor to call
up our main office (Main 178) be
tween f and 7 o'clock, and we will
send yeu a copy at one*. If you
■hould mlea it more than one*, pleas*
telephon* ua every time you mist It.
In thla way we can be certain ot
giving our eubscrlbers a perfect serv«
!•*>—and It la the only way.
THB BFOKANB FHESa
KEEP YOUR MONEY IN
SPOKANE.
New Fall Suiting Arriving Dally
Suits to Order
$18.00 Up
2 Piece Suits
$15.00
PERFECT FIT GUARAN
TEED. EVERY SUIT TRIED
ON BEFORE FINISHED.
The 3 Little
Tailors
No. 5 Washington St.
rrn vmim n
Cures a Headache
BTOWBLL PROO CO.,
Ownr Rlvrsld« agl Kwi
MJ ST CLEAN UP
Complaint has been made to tho
health department of the city*" In
regard to the unsanitary condition
in which the OurTh-rtclss dog "and
pony show left the circus grounds
on tho north side of the river.
Prank Bunker, health inspector,
says the City Scavenger company
was supposed to have cleaned this
up, as the circus proprietors had an
agreement to this >vl|h the com
pany. The compinv lias been or
dered to clean up the grounds
"If you want to hud out what's
going on, all yen hay« to do la t>
ask that old dame Sh. 's a regu.
lar daily pa»er.': ..^